Victor Omega
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without giving my own theory first what, do you think gaming could survive and if so, what genre would dominate?
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Could gaming survive without projectile and bladed weapon?
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STARSBarry
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It already does...
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Punished Miku
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I have so many questions.
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
There could still be fists, kicks and so on.
Now, gaming without any kind of violence? Sure, we'd still have sports, driving and management/tycoon games.
Now, gaming without any kind of violence? Sure, we'd still have sports, driving and management/tycoon games.
Lokaum D+
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The ball is a projectile, the right answer is Just Dance
It already does...
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Weird question. Do you mean combat without those things? I mean you have racing games, sports games, puzzle games, etc.
Frank Horrigan
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You mean like those decades of point and click and top down RPGs? Or text based adventures?
The industry would be better off if 99% shootbangs were adventure games
The industry would be better off if 99% shootbangs were adventure games
Magic Carpet
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I would really like some more big puzzle gams. The Witness, Portal, walking sims, tactical rpg, board games like Armello (Where is that one guy from somewhere over in Europe that played this with me?)
Trilobit
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