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The journalists writing these articles now are the same breed who, ten years ago (before the Playstation, when gaming could still reasonably be described as niche) were writing about what games needed to do to break into the mainstream. I think this basically boils down to 'disgruntled fanboy syndrome'. How many cheap (and inaccurate) shots at Final Fantasy X do we have to sit, on the supposed grounds that it was just a movie with a few interactive sequences? What precisely is the purpose of attacking games with 'epic' plots? Should every game be about a cartoon plumber running around cleaning graffiti off an island? Seriously, how often lately have we read that games should stop trying to be like movies, stop including fmv or, indeed, any cutscene longer than about five seconds. In short, they want to 'save' the industry by getting it to drop the practices that have been successful at pushing gaming into the mainstream over the last decade. What I've noticed is that, whatever language and specific examples are used to dress them up, most of these articles seem to be trying to point in the same direction.

I do wonder whether the authors of these articles realise just how redundant they're being, though. There are thousands possible words from various aspects, so experiment by typing very short what you are looking for.Seriously, how many articles like this have we seen recently? I don't mind slashdot covering the articles after all, this is an undeniable trend in gaming journalism of late and deserves to be covered. Keywords can be related to anything, allowing advanced filtration and specific results. Quotation marks can be used for whole phrase (example: 'action rpg') or exact word (example: '4x'), and combined with exclusion if needed (example: -'action rpg').

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