Guns_LotsOfGuns
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In 20 or so years time when we are all playing on holographic consoles which plug directly into our cortex's and they decide to do releases of the most important titles of this generation; which ones do you think will stand out as a true classics?
Before we get started it might be worth clarifying what a "classic" is, its not necessarily the most popular, the best looking or the one that sold the most.
A classic should really be a game changer, something which moved the medium forward or left a mark that informed everything that came after it.
Something so seminal that without it gaming would not be the same today. A game you will put in front of your kids after they have played tetris, sonic, doom et al and say "you should play this".
Does this generation even have anything which could fall into this category?
Before we get started it might be worth clarifying what a "classic" is, its not necessarily the most popular, the best looking or the one that sold the most.
A classic should really be a game changer, something which moved the medium forward or left a mark that informed everything that came after it.
Something so seminal that without it gaming would not be the same today. A game you will put in front of your kids after they have played tetris, sonic, doom et al and say "you should play this".
Does this generation even have anything which could fall into this category?
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