I think now that times are changing, i mean my 4 year old nephew, and 2 year old niece both have their own ipads. Its so funny, i think back to when i was a kid, and i was lucky to get boots for winter. Some days i had to wear Bread bags on my feet to keep my shoes from getting wet. It made me look so cool going to skool.
Yeah, they tried to make family games when they were smaller (Bone and Wallace & Gromit were games that the whole family could play, and… more Telltale marketed them that way) and they didn't have success since they had a hard time getting the word out to their target demographic. Now that they're bigger and all of the gaming sites are reporting on everything they do, they don't have that problem anymore, so it makes sense that they'd try again.
Are you serious ? Because of your post I registered here, so thats nice but.. 4 years old and 2 years old have their own ipads.. really..? Really..? Thats crazy and so wrong on many levels. Do they even know what is a stick and hole ? How to play outside..? Jeez thats just bad.
I think now that times are changing, i mean my 4 year old nephew, and 2 year old niece both have their own ipads. Its so funny, i think bac… morek to when i was a kid, and i was lucky to get boots for winter. Some days i had to wear Bread bags on my feet to keep my shoes from getting wet. It made me look so cool going to skool.
Lets face it. Minecraft is for kids. If you want to play some survival game you can pick 100 times better and more mature one.
No hate to Minecraft but most of people who play Minecraft are from 7 to 15 years old.
Do people really think of MineCraft as just a kids game? I consistently see very popular games that are evidently played by people of all ag… morees being called 'kids games', I understand it has a target audience but that doesn't mean that the game itself is only meant for the target audience, in fact I've met more people on games that span out from the target audience than actually in the target audience. It just feels like people undermine games because of a small portion of people who play it or just because of it's theme :x
I still can't imagine what's it going to be like, but I'll give it a try. Personally I prefer mature themed games, but as long as the story is interesting I don't mind
I get that they're trying to branch out and be more universal but they should know doing this type of stuff as a cash grab alienates their older audience significantly. Where as I'm not saying every part of the game will suck because its not TWAU S2 but it was a pretty dumb decision
The Walking Dead alienated some of Telltale's older audience who felt that Telltale should not branch out from lighthearted puzzle games and felt that Walking Dead was a cash grab as it was based off of a popular TV show. They also didn't see how Walking Dead would fit into a story-oriented adventure title.
Despite alienating some people, Telltale revised the gameplay formula with the addition of choice making, and told a great story. Even though people initially couldn't see how a zombie franchise would work as a story oriented adventure game, Telltale made it work and gained a massive following.
I wouldn't be so quick to write off Minecraft for not following Telltale's status quo.
I get that they're trying to branch out and be more universal but they should know doing this type of stuff as a cash grab alienates their o… morelder audience significantly. Where as I'm not saying every part of the game will suck because its not TWAU S2 but it was a pretty dumb decision
The Walking Dead alienated some of Telltale's older audience who felt that Telltale should not branch out from lighthearted puzzle games and… more felt that Walking Dead was a cash grab as it was based off of a popular TV show. They also didn't see how Walking Dead would fit into a story-oriented adventure title.
Despite alienating some people, Telltale revised the gameplay formula with the addition of choice making, and told a great story. Even though people initially couldn't see how a zombie franchise would work as a story oriented adventure game, Telltale made it work and gained a massive following.
I wouldn't be so quick to write off Minecraft for not following Telltale's status quo.
I don't like where they're going with minecraft and I would have preferred for them to make walking dead season 3 or wolf among us season 2. I'm not against it because it is a kid's game but because it's minecraft. I mean minecraft doesn't have any real people,it's filled with pixels and blocks, how can you make a story out of that? It would be like making the sims an action game.
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I think now that times are changing, i mean my 4 year old nephew, and 2 year old niece both have their own ipads. Its so funny, i think back to when i was a kid, and i was lucky to get boots for winter. Some days i had to wear Bread bags on my feet to keep my shoes from getting wet. It made me look so cool going to skool.
Are you serious ? Because of your post I registered here, so thats nice but.. 4 years old and 2 years old have their own ipads.. really..? Really..? Thats crazy and so wrong on many levels. Do they even know what is a stick and hole ? How to play outside..? Jeez thats just bad.
Lets face it. Minecraft is for kids. If you want to play some survival game you can pick 100 times better and more mature one.
No hate to Minecraft but most of people who play Minecraft are from 7 to 15 years old.
I still can't imagine what's it going to be like, but I'll give it a try. Personally I prefer mature themed games, but as long as the story is interesting I don't mind
I get that they're trying to branch out and be more universal but they should know doing this type of stuff as a cash grab alienates their older audience significantly. Where as I'm not saying every part of the game will suck because its not TWAU S2 but it was a pretty dumb decision
The Walking Dead alienated some of Telltale's older audience who felt that Telltale should not branch out from lighthearted puzzle games and felt that Walking Dead was a cash grab as it was based off of a popular TV show. They also didn't see how Walking Dead would fit into a story-oriented adventure title.
Despite alienating some people, Telltale revised the gameplay formula with the addition of choice making, and told a great story. Even though people initially couldn't see how a zombie franchise would work as a story oriented adventure game, Telltale made it work and gained a massive following.
I wouldn't be so quick to write off Minecraft for not following Telltale's status quo.
Minecraft applies to a completely different genre of gamers that tick off other gamers
I don't like where they're going with minecraft and I would have preferred for them to make walking dead season 3 or wolf among us season 2. I'm not against it because it is a kid's game but because it's minecraft. I mean minecraft doesn't have any real people,it's filled with pixels and blocks, how can you make a story out of that? It would be like making the sims an action game.