For some reason I thought this thread is about World of Warcraft.

 

 

 

 

 

Wow.

I just hope Wright won't pull a Black&White on us...

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Why would he? Has Will Wright ever really failed to deliver? He's not Peter Moleneaux. I'm not a huge Sims fan, but I still recognize its gaming brilliance. This is just the next step.

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Next step? NEXT STEP???

 

This is more like a big fat giant leap forward in the space time continuum (w00t)

 

Imagine this next step applied to a RPG! (w00t) (w00t) (w00t)

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It's one small step for a geek....one...giant leap, for geekdom.

huh??

Deja vu...

 

I've seen this thread before...

 

They must've changed something.

It'll never sell in Alabama ...

It'll never sell in Alabama ...

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Time to make a race of pokemon.

 

Bulba-bulbasaur.

It's intelligent design in action.

The scope of the game is truly breathtaking ... not sure if it will work, nor if it will be "fun" in the traditional sense, but it certainly is one I'm going to get: gives a whole new meaning to "god game".

It'll never sell in Alabama ...

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They don't have computers down there.

The bigger the hype, the higher the downfall...

 

So far all hyped games have failed one way or another... so I am just a bit weary on this one...

Except Half-Life 2.

Don't like both Half-Life's so that doesn't work for me...

 

Please try again...

The sick thing is that I'm already sitting here fantasizing about how my creature designs will look like, just to make them smarter, faster and deadlier than anyone elses. It doesn't happen often that I sit and think about unreleased games, that's for sure.

 

 

Edit: Forgot an M.

Edited March 2, 200619 yr by mkreku

For some reason I thought this thread is about World of Warcraft.

 

 

 

 

 

Wow.

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That's because the emotion wow shouldn't have both W's capitalized. I was confused as well.

The sick thing is that I'm already sitting here fantasizing about how my creature designs will look like, just to make them smarter, faster and deadlier than anyone elses. It doesn't happen often that I sit and think about unreleased games, that's for sure.

 

 

Edit: Forgot an M.

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I'm thinking more of this procedural system/programming/technology applied to other types of games like RPGs and FPSs.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but Spore, even in its current state, is a major breakthrough.

Ah, but new genre-type games can no longer be created due to the current market-system forcing devs to specilize on one type of game and rendering them unable to produce another type of game!!!

 

[/lame continuation of the discussion in the Fallout3 Thread]

Don't like both Half-Life's so that doesn't work for me...

 

Please try again...

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Even though I commend you on your best Gabrielle / Hades impersonation, you have obviously confused me with someone who give a flying kick at a doughnut.

I wonder if they are going to include some Lennart Nilsson imagery ...

Ah, but new genre-type games can no longer be created due to the current market-system forcing devs to specilize on one type of game and rendering them unable to produce another type of game!!!

 

[/lame continuation of the discussion in the Fallout3 Thread]

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The Fallout 3 thread is lame and so is any reference to F3.

It'll never sell in Alabama ...

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They don't have computers down there.

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phailed

Finally watched the whole video... looks interesting, if a bit simplistic.

 

Reminds me of EVO for the SNES.

IMO it only looks simplistic in the earlier stages.

It's breathtaking scope; I don't know how you can call it simplistic: everything from the microscopic life in a drop of water all the way up to galaxies of star systems!

Complete with UFOs!

Most impressive is the "toolbox" motif, that is reproduced for different game phases (organism, city, ufo, etc).

 

That, and the fact that it is populating the multiverse with the organisms and civilizations from others, taken from online.

 

That's pretty epic, right there.

 

Er ... Amongst the epic qualities are ...