Petit retour sur l'histoire et le devenir des jeux vidéos

Let's go back to my graphic at the beginning. The reason every major game (that doesn't involve dragons) looks the same is because of the Modern Warfare series. So far we have two games and a spinoff that each took in as much money in the U.S. as Avatar. We already know what the best-selling game of 2011 will be: Modern Warfare 3, which was shown for the first time at E3.

Don't get me wrong, what they showed us was cool as shit. You're thrown right into the action, starting out under water ...



... emerging to see that, holy crap, New York is under attack!



Boats are burning in the harbor!



Look! There's Lady Liberty on the horizon, as if to remind us of what's at stake!



I can't wait to play it. But Modern Warfare 3 has some serious competition in the marketplace. Just earlier this year, maybe the best-looking console game ever made, Crysis 2, hit shelves. In the first level of that one, you're thrown right into the action, starting out under water ...



... emerging to see that, holy shit, New York is under attack!



Boats are burning in the harbor!



Look! There's Lady Liberty on the horizon, as if to remind us of what's at stake!



Don't take this the wrong way. I'm not shitting on game developers. I have friends in the industry, and they're each smarter and more talented than I am. I'm the one who wrote a novel about a man with multiple-personality disorder who, in a twist ending, finds out he was his own rapist -- I'm no one to throw stones.

RTA_Oscarbob a écrit:Merci Vyl !

A une époque je m'amusais à lire les critiques sur jeuxvideo.com avec une note inférieure à 5/20

Les mecs ont le sens de la formule c'est souvent poilant !