Gameplay variety is great, but we're getting a little tired of being required to hunt defenseless woodland creatures instead of templars and Pagan Min. Seriously, who wants an ammunition bag made out of rabbit skin anyway?
What do The Order: 1886, Far Cry 3, Dying Light, Halo 4, and Shadow of Mordor have in common? They all use Quick Time Events for their final Boss Battles. This trend seems to be catching on and we don't like it one bit.
Does it seem to you like video games are always being reduced to their lowest common denominator? Games are more varied, more involved, more detailed, and more beautiful than they have ever been. So why is the way movies depict video games so stuck in the past?
