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- Dec 12, 2010
In the past I used to trawl through gaming magazines, forums and websites to find the latest info on upcoming games. Over the years my obsession with gaming has waned, although my interest in it raises when there are some games on the horizon that spark my interest. The result of this is that I'm only interested in two things when a game is announced: is it supposed to be good (which if it's made by Nintendo is almost a certainty) and when is it out?
I suspect I won't have much sympathy from the likes of this forum, but I was wonder if anyone else is doing the same for SS? Since seeing the E3 trailer I'm making an effort to avoid any info about it: I will buy it when it comes out, play it and enjoy it (and then probably try and work out where it fits in the timeline). I find this method lowers my expectations and lets me see a game through relatively normal eyes rather than the lens of fanboyism and all the pressures that creates. It also makes the game more of a mystery which is more fun to me.
Ever tried it? Going to give it a go some time? Think it's a stupid idea?
I suspect I won't have much sympathy from the likes of this forum, but I was wonder if anyone else is doing the same for SS? Since seeing the E3 trailer I'm making an effort to avoid any info about it: I will buy it when it comes out, play it and enjoy it (and then probably try and work out where it fits in the timeline). I find this method lowers my expectations and lets me see a game through relatively normal eyes rather than the lens of fanboyism and all the pressures that creates. It also makes the game more of a mystery which is more fun to me.
Ever tried it? Going to give it a go some time? Think it's a stupid idea?