"With consumers and loyal gamers watching their wallets closely, it would be wise for game developers to really think about the movie-themed games they are pushing on a market of gamers that will not give these game another glance and instead save their money for Red Dead Redemption or Alan Wake. These movie-inspired games can be better if more thought is placed on creative rather than trying to make a quick buck."

Caspel via iphone.gamezone.com »

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"Video game designers have been throwing around whether protagonists should talk or not ever since characters began to speak at all. In many game franchises the main character never speaks, even if everyone else around him does. In Super Mario RPG this is even used as a comedic device. In the early generations of games there was hardly any dialogue, and when there was it was never spoken by the protagonist. Of course, few games from the NES era could have what you would consider "memorable" st..."

Dark Arcanine via crispygamer.com »