What’s better; games or movies?
What’s better; games or movies?
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>implying there's a difference
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I'm not a gaymer, but I recently bought and Nvidia Shield for my HTPC. I started playing Tomb Raider because it was free/available and I honestly think that game is up their with Resident Evil 4 as having a pretty fun adventurous storyline with a pretty decent action/horror atmosphere
Have have longer entertainment value per item, but I have yet to see a game thats truly kino.
The Witcher 3
It depends entirely on what kind of experience you're looking for
in the past things like movie or books were probably better but in the last 10 years games have reached a point where they are quickly making other art forms obsolete
>Snoys will defend this
Hey, Henry's come to see us!
All fucking Habsburgs must fucking hang
Jesus Christ be praised!
I used to lean more towards games. I felt in the action and like I was a part of this world unfolding I loved story rich single player campaigns. Nowadays almost no games even have single player campaigns. Last one I played I really enjoyed was Titanfall 2 but it was short as hell.
Films which is why you Yea Forumsedditors are always coming here trying to be part of this board t hat doesn't want you
the sad part is this is one of the best AAA games in recent memory and it has multiple sequences like this.
Depends on what mood I'm in.
Both kinda suck now
>games have reached a point where they are quickly making other art forms obsolete
In what way? Elaborate.
Good movie>Good game>bad movie>bad game
In terms of the quality of the story. Well-written games are miles ahead of generic blockbuster shit like Transformers, but they still don't come anywhere close to well-written movies.
You and whoever made that pic should hang yourselves. Vidya is shit and will never be a serious art
I've played games for over twenty years, but I've yet to play a truly great game.
I think it's because most game developers are autistic and therefore can't appeal to basic human emotions.