Comment by Hunts Hans on February 6, 2013 at 4:57pm

good article, he got some good points but others are not so great in my opinion. and the industry moves already in some of these directions

Comment by Simon on February 6, 2013 at 6:17pm

i read that list of best selling games and think great game design = great sales

Comment by Trevor Hollibaugh on February 6, 2013 at 7:55pm

Coming from a guy who claims he does not even like games. He prefers movies, and he would prefer to make them. But, have you played Heavy Rain? I enjoy gaming as it is.

Comment by Aussie Legend on February 7, 2013 at 1:26am

Whilst interesting points, I can't help but feel annoyed everytime David Cage gets off his high horse to talk to us common folk... if you want games to be more like movies go make a freakin movie. We're an interactive medium, we have the potential to be way better than movies.

Comment by Player One on February 7, 2013 at 8:52am

It's definitely an interesting read. I just wish David Cage would practice what he preaches.

Comment by Gabriel Belmont on February 7, 2013 at 9:02am

I actually totally agree with Cage with nearly everything he said, too many games are the same boring thing, the only thing that separates them are usually the stories and there are alot of subjects that ain't in video games but maybe because they are boring to the current majority of gamers?

He wants games to appeal to a more wider audience similar to films which I can understand and he wants film makers to make games which also makes sense if they are only doing the story, I think there are films that I would want as a video game and vice versa and I think partnerships between different industries is a smart idea for this to actually work since they both lack in experience on each side. While I think video games are better than films and also have potentially alot more of an experience to offer I think both could learn a thing or 2 from one another.

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