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Starfield creator on 'choice anxiety', long games and exclusive titles
Todd Howard, game director of Skyrim and Fallout 4, is speaking to the BBC ahead of the launch of his most ambitious project to date. Starfield is a sprawling space epic, giving players the freedom to navigate the stars in search of action and adventure. Howard admits candidly that this new release, "ended up being much larger than anything we've done. At times we thought, 'are we in over our heads?'"
It's not surprising, given the scope of the game Howard and his team were aiming to create. Starfield promises players unrivaled freedom. As a member of a space exploration group trying to uncover the story of a mysterious artifact, players can choose to travel to more than a thousand different planets, customize their ships and weapons in an immeasurable number of ways and experience hundreds of different stories, missions and side-quests.
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-66703504
Mario Odyssey was so [expletive] great. Just endlessly creative and fun. Why the hell isn't Nintendo making a sequel?BottenFieldofDreams wrote: ↑December 5 23, 10:33 amFor a lapsed gamer 25 years ago with no patience for learning anything or wandering endlessly around maps looking for [expletive] ([expletive] you, Zelda, no one has time for this). Mario Wonder is truly fantastic. Super fun. Familiar but new all the time.
Maybe Mario games are my thing. Odyssey was the last game I got into. Wonder is Odyssey meets NES Mario. I tried NBA 2K, Zelda and some other stuff in the time since. Didn’t go.
Oh, and Mario Kart—but my kids are getting disrespectful.
This is exactly why I can’t game in the modern era. Too busy. When I left there were four buttons and usually two actions. So if a game has 85 different mechanics and I play once a week at most I have to relearn everything it just isn’t fun.heyzeus wrote: ↑December 5 23, 10:58 amMario Odyssey was so [expletive] great. Just endlessly creative and fun. Why the hell isn't Nintendo making a sequel?BottenFieldofDreams wrote: ↑December 5 23, 10:33 amFor a lapsed gamer 25 years ago with no patience for learning anything or wandering endlessly around maps looking for [expletive] ([expletive] you, Zelda, no one has time for this). Mario Wonder is truly fantastic. Super fun. Familiar but new all the time.
Maybe Mario games are my thing. Odyssey was the last game I got into. Wonder is Odyssey meets NES Mario. I tried NBA 2K, Zelda and some other stuff in the time since. Didn’t go.
Oh, and Mario Kart—but my kids are getting disrespectful.
We have Wonder too. It's pretty wild and imaginative. I haven't made it too far yet, been too busy.