/Apparently/ a game being "fun" is actually up for debate...primarily as to whether it's important... http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidthier/2016/05/31/can-overwatch-succeed-just-by-being-fun/#5f5bd87a7805 …
Huh. Not what I'd pick for an accolade. "It's a game that is fun." - Game Reviewer Solid.pic.twitter.com/foW2MWhbtw
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I think that article hits some good points. But I think it also needs to consider boxed product vs. free to play vs. cost/recoup.
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One perhaps instead wonders @ the sudden lack of Mac support w/ spurious claims of "Less support from Apple".
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I think it's just harder and harder to find Mac programmers that specifically have experience with developing games.
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I mean, at least they're right?
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Sure, the words technically form a sentence that makes sense and is accurate.
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from Forbes.... the "anyone can write for us, we just pay them on a per click basis anyways. "
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Well given that a lot of game journo's these days are a joke, I'm glad it's not "I'd rather be talking about civil unrest".
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Seems most gamers/fans really enjoy it? Maybe it just didn't successfully leap to a broader audience. I'm gonna see it, anyway.
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"Is it fun?" is the first thing I want to know when considering a new game. For me, fun is the main point of playing.
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Sure. "A blast to play" is just an oddly stilted and robotic sounding phrase to choose as a marketing accolade. IMO.
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