While many early computer games required text commands to be entered via the keyboard, making text adventures and interactive fiction games popular, publishers also took advantage of the arcade game craze sweeping the nation. Personal computers brought games into the home, with manufacturers such as Atari, Texas Instruments and Commodore leading the way in the 1980s. An adaption of tic-tac-toe created in 1952 represents one of the earliest computer games, along with the heavily influential Spacewar!, a space combat game developed by MIT students on a PDP-1 mainframe computer in 1961.
I buy maybe 5 games a year, I use to buy 10 or more, so it balances out, I just find myself buying exceptional titles rather then picking up mediocre titles to fill my time.With its roots in text-based adventures and simple shooters, computer gaming makes up an integral part of today's electronic games industry. The monthy fee though isn't too bad, if you really enjoy the game you won't buy a ton else. If you played the first 20 or so levels of AoC you would know what I mean, they did an amazing job there and your own character wasn't voiced, which in this they will be, and the whole game will be, I think it's going to be very enjoyable to hear the story. Story is going to start getting better as technology does, it's hard to feel immersed when you have to read a wall of text, most are pretty lowo n character creation options, just lots of gear options. I understand your arguements though, especially with current MMO's. Sorry to say it, but The company that had Duke Nukem rights had rights to a Fallout MMO and when they tanked the rights fell into Bethseda's hands, and Bethseda made an MMO department in 2007, my bet is you will be seeing one.
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