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Michael Pachter: “All Games Will Be Multiplayer” or Have MP features

September 25, 2011 in Interview comments 4

Micheal Pachter weighs in on the state of single-player vs multiplayer games and the future of online passes. He also of speaks of the Call of Duty community and how many players actually play the single-player campaign.

Wedbush Securities’ Michael Pachter in the latest episode of his weekly series, the Pach-Attack!, touched on online passes and their influence on single-player and multiplayer in gaming.
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    Solid Snake 4Life Sep 25, 11
    COD doesn't represent gaming as a whole, why can't most journalist grasp this. It was enough when games were getting points docked off for not controling similiary to COD (OMG WTF no sprint!!!) and now because most of the fanbase of the franchise doesn't touch the SP campaign all games will be getting multiplayer?
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    ShadowGuard Sep 25, 11
    Still, this is just another obvious statement by a horrible analyst. You could say that this is already true of the gaming industry. Most games, especially the big games, have multiplayer already. This statement by Pachter is equivalent to me saying the ocean is going to be wet tomorrow and calling myself a ocean expert.
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    Shinobi_razor Sep 25, 11
    i really doubt that ALL games will be multiplayer, or at least not offer a single player at all. more and more games will no doubt offer MP features or options but its never gonna happen where every single game can only be played MP. most games should include a drop-in/out MP feature since that usually works really well and everyone likes it. the Left 4 Dead kind where the CPU controls any character not being played by a human, and you can "take a break" temporarily to let the CPU play for you when you go AFK.
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    Aussie Legend Sep 25, 11
    Are we still listening to Pachter? Oh my...

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