Bleszinkski defends “always online” future of gaming

13 April 2013
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  1. Wyzak
    13.04.2013 at 16:53

    Funny story, so I was in BT games today for the second time in about a month. On both occasions I hear customers walking to the counter to inquire about a game and the vendor tells them, are you sure you want to take that? It’s always online. For them to put it down and just walk out.

    When the number one reason people don’t buy games anymore is because of the always-online functionality, then there is obviously something wrong with it. Games should be judged on their own merit, but publishers have thought it fit to show us that the games will fail before we even get to that.

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