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Originally Posted by Qnez So a game has to bring something revolutionary to be better? I don't get that, most people love oot because it brings 3D, and that is wrong. That's not seeing how good the game is but only what it bring's along. I just rate a game on how good it wil be and not if a game brings something revolutionary. If it brings something revolutionary, I rather praise the console for being able to do that. So yes, I think brawl will be in my top 5 list(maybe even nr1) |
For a game to be considered a "Best Game of All Time", yes, it
needs to be revolutionary. Why?
Because if a game is not different and innovative, it's just a tweaked and polished version of a game that we've played before. What separates a generic racing game from another generic racing game other than a different name, graphics, layout, and car models? What separates two generic fighting games?
Nothing. Their face remains the same; only the mask is changed.
If you call any generic racing game the "Best Game of All Time", you might as well call
all generic racing games the same, because little separates them from being almost identical. Same with generic fighting games, generic first-person shooter games, and any individual game that's just a rehash of something we've seen, played, and completed before.
A game that deserves to be called "One of the Best" needs to be unique; it needs to offer something new that you didn't expect; and
it needs to push the envelope of what the video game industry can accomplish as a whole.
I've already mentioned that Brawl will be an excellent game, but does it deserve the spot on a credible "Best Games of All Time" list? No, because to the trained eye, it's little more than a tweaked, polished version of Melee with a handful of new features. This, however,
will not stop it from being a great game, which I cannot stress enough.
There's a colossal difference between an
excellent game, and a game worthy of being called
the best.