Why The Gaming Industry Needs To SERIOUSLY Change

Stifling Creativity & Quality

One of the main issues the problems mentioned in this article introduce is the stifling of creativity and quality in gaming. Why bother innovating and trying something new when you can just release Call Of Duty 100, or Assassin's Creed 4 Billion and just stick a bunch of loot-boxes and a micro-transactions in it and make your money that way?

These annual release franchises are often nothing more than a new lick of paint on the previous game. Take FIFA for example, I appreciate that there is only so much you can do for a realistic football sim, but other than new graphics and a new rosters, what is actually different from FIFA 20 than FIFA 13?