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I played games since Atari's 8 colors baloon shooting (can't remember name lol), I was 4 or 5 if I'm not mistaken,
so I can say that I'm quite familiar with games.
As time goes by, the "games" itself matured, from a simple Contra (NES) where all you need to do is simply jump to dodge bullets and shoot
to CoD:MW 3 where it tries to put us inside the game where futuristic war was real.
Or from a simple running ghost killing Pacman to director's ideology of life expressed though game such as Metal Gear series.
Gaming history had changed so much along the way, just like I am now.
What I like is,
to enjoy the game "optimally" as the developer's had scripted (strategy, playtrhough, ideology and design) with "optimal" experience.
So I know exactly what do the developers trying to express.
Therefore, making me splurge on digital things, in this case, my PC.
Having said that, I appreciate games (developers) that put efforts on great games.
While I do appreciate much less on games that weren't put well (bad designed, bad scripted, or even bad businesses).
So, my word to developers that put so much effort on making great games:
Great job man, keep it up. Quality > quantity even in gaming business.
<b>Astori Heichalot</b> , a gaming <i>enthusiast</i>
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