Opinion: The AAA game industry needs to take itself private
This is the gaming industry’s future. We’re powerless to stop it. All we can do is watch.
PlayStation’s Shuhei Yoshida on the pressure of making AAA games, and why you see less tacked-on, “half-baked” game modes
In the last generation of games, it was common to find poorly conceived, half-baked multiplayer modes tacked on to otherwise single-player games. Some of the most egregious ones included The Darkness, Bioshock 2, Spec-Ops: The Line and Dead Space 2 – all of which contained egregious and unnecessary multiplayer modes. It’s something you see less of in the AAA game space these days.
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