I'll never forget launching from the Defiance in my xwing and facing that huge non-textured low-poly Death Star in X-Wing. The hugeness, the I-Muse® music and the hordes of TIEs trying to get me overwhelmed me.
Some years later I lived Return of the Jedi's Death Star Attack in X-Wing Alliance and was like 'omg' again. I can't get tired of that. Wonder when will I do it again (hey Lucas, I want a new xwing sim!)
When I almost cried with some rpg's, Chrono Trigger being one of them, I felt so impressed that a game was making me feeling that way, that I decided "this is what my games will be like - they'll make you feel and think, not only entertain you". Of course still wantint to get there.
Another moments that made me think again that 'wow - a game is making me feel this way!?' are games like Aliens vs Predator (I & II), Obscure or Cold Fear. They scared the hell out of me, and I was half-suffering half-liking it! lol
It's great that a game can make you feel all that, isn't it?
Some years later I lived Return of the Jedi's Death Star Attack in X-Wing Alliance and was like 'omg' again. I can't get tired of that. Wonder when will I do it again (hey Lucas, I want a new xwing sim!)
When I almost cried with some rpg's, Chrono Trigger being one of them, I felt so impressed that a game was making me feeling that way, that I decided "this is what my games will be like - they'll make you feel and think, not only entertain you". Of course still wantint to get there.
Another moments that made me think again that 'wow - a game is making me feel this way!?' are games like Aliens vs Predator (I & II), Obscure or Cold Fear. They scared the hell out of me, and I was half-suffering half-liking it! lol
It's great that a game can make you feel all that, isn't it?