Very interested in this, sounds like finally an mmog that takes large amounts of your life, but allows you to learn something in thge process.
Hopefully resolving that guilty feeling you get after playing a game for 8 hours.
lets hope they keep it interesting
Way too expensive for what it is.
Its taking unfair advantage of the latin american consumer, who hasnt had a chance to get any console from the current big names (legally).
The biggest worry is what games are going to be released, and how much of a role is the educational side of things going to play.
This is an audience who are of lower strata than many other audiences and their exposure to the media is very limited, so whatever exposure they get its very influential in the development of values, as well as outside views.
So looking at the amount of games, which portray life as a consumer ridden culture, or a violent ridden social landscape, the audience, specially the younger ones will be a lot more susceptible to this concepts and have less of a chance at getting other points of view which would help to put these games into a more realistic perspective.
I just hope that this encourages, and alloes local developers to develop games for their own coutries and cultures. I am from Colombia and I have many friends doing website development, and its some of the most advanced and interesting I have ever seen.
No environmental, stats. Wasn't Nintendo classed as one of the most damaging to the environment due to the plastics they use?
But then again thats not talking profts.
If games and movies don't develop some mutual respect, all we can expect are films that are really bad action games and games that are really bad films, says Steven Poole.
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Very interested in this, sounds like finally an mmog that takes large amounts of your life, but allows you to learn something in thge process.
Hopefully resolving that guilty feeling you get after playing a game for 8 hours.
lets hope they keep it interesting
Way too expensive for what it is.
Its taking unfair advantage of the latin american consumer, who hasnt had a chance to get any console from the current big names (legally).
The biggest worry is what games are going to be released, and how much of a role is the educational side of things going to play.
This is an audience who are of lower strata than many other audiences and their exposure to the media is very limited, so whatever exposure they get its very influential in the development of values, as well as outside views.
So looking at the amount of games, which portray life as a consumer ridden culture, or a violent ridden social landscape, the audience, specially the younger ones will be a lot more susceptible to this concepts and have less of a chance at getting other points of view which would help to put these games into a more realistic perspective.
I just hope that this encourages, and alloes local developers to develop games for their own coutries and cultures. I am from Colombia and I have many friends doing website development, and its some of the most advanced and interesting I have ever seen.
yes Yes YES, we need more... I hope they are considering consoles in their audience widening plan
No environmental, stats. Wasn't Nintendo classed as one of the most damaging to the environment due to the plastics they use?
But then again thats not talking profts.
Just One Thing:
Relese this for PS3. Please
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