← Back to context Comment by roncesvalles 16 hours ago Video games are already movies that are video games. 4 comments roncesvalles Reply oceansky 16 hours ago The ending cutscene of Metal Gear Solid 4 alone is a full feature-length film. loeg 15 hours ago (And it’s annoying as hell if you actually want to play a game rather than watch a movie.) phoghed 13 hours ago There’s no end to games with near or actually 0 story/narrative. loeg 12 hours ago Games can have a story/narrative without extensive scripted cutscenes! These things are almost entirely orthogonal.
loeg 15 hours ago (And it’s annoying as hell if you actually want to play a game rather than watch a movie.) phoghed 13 hours ago There’s no end to games with near or actually 0 story/narrative. loeg 12 hours ago Games can have a story/narrative without extensive scripted cutscenes! These things are almost entirely orthogonal.
phoghed 13 hours ago There’s no end to games with near or actually 0 story/narrative. loeg 12 hours ago Games can have a story/narrative without extensive scripted cutscenes! These things are almost entirely orthogonal.
loeg 12 hours ago Games can have a story/narrative without extensive scripted cutscenes! These things are almost entirely orthogonal.
The ending cutscene of Metal Gear Solid 4 alone is a full feature-length film.
(And it’s annoying as hell if you actually want to play a game rather than watch a movie.)
There’s no end to games with near or actually 0 story/narrative.
Games can have a story/narrative without extensive scripted cutscenes! These things are almost entirely orthogonal.