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The Future Evolution of Video Games: What's in Store?

8 January, 2023 - Qualenome | 2 Comments

The future of video games is an exciting and rapidly evolving space. With the advancement of technology, it's difficult to predict exactly what the future will hold for the gaming industry. However, there are a few trends that are worth considering.

One trend that is likely to continue is the increasing prevalence of online and multiplayer games. With the rise of gaming communities and the ability to connect with players around the world, it's likely that more and more games will focus on online play and social interaction.

Another trend that is likely to shape the future of video games is the increasing use of virtual and augmented reality. These technologies allow players to immerse themselves in realistic digital worlds and experience gameplay in a whole new way. It's likely that we'll see more and more games utilizing VR and AR technology in the coming years.

The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in video games is also on the rise. These technologies allow for more realistic and dynamic gameplay experiences, as well as the potential for more personalized and adaptive gameplay.

Overall, the future of video games looks bright. With the continued evolution of technology and the increasing popularity of gaming, it's likely that we'll see more and more innovative and exciting experiences in the world of gaming.

Video games and "the art of criticizing without playing"

28 August, 2020 - Qualenome | 0 Comments

Today we will deal with a fairly complex topic that concerns, as you will have understood from the title, gamers who criticize titles without having ever actually tried them.

There are many titles that have had a ruined reputation for this phenomenon that we can consider and define a real "fashion".

As examples we have hundreds of them, such as Call of Duty: Ghosts and Metal Gear Survive, which despite sinning in many respects, in my humble opinion do not deserve all this criticism they have received, especially from avid fans who have not even tried the title.

We have other much more serious examples, as reported by the Eurogamer[www.eurogamer.net] website. in his article a few months ago, about 80% of the people who criticized and criticize No Man's Sky have not even tried it.

Many people review games just because "others say so".
This statement is nonsensical, because it indicates the herd effect that is created among a lot of incorrect information.

Or because you have "seen it on video"
This is also nonsense, since watching a live or video the only sides of the video game that you can give an opinion are mainly graphics, history and music.

So what is the reason that leads people to criticize a game without even owning it or having played it?

We leave the answer to you in the comments by expressing your opinion on it, as I have expounded mine.