Comments on: Gamer vs. Audience http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/ Parveen Kaler | Director of Development | Tingle.com Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Petter http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-209 Petter Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:21:34 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-209 Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too... you'd help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness. Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too… you’d help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness.

]]> By: Petter http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-107815 Petter Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:21:00 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-107815 Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too... you'd help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness. Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too… you’d help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness.

]]> By: Petter http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-107935 Petter Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:21:00 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-107935 Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too... you'd help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness. Word. Bubble bobble was sweet too… you’d help each other kill bad guys but fight over foodness.

]]> By: smac http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-208 smac Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:06:56 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-208 I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can't get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can't reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers. I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games? Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that'd make the game so much better! I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can’t get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can’t reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers.
I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games?

Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that’d make the game so much better!

]]> By: smac http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-107814 smac Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:06:00 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-107814 I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can't get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can't reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers. I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games? Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that'd make the game so much better! I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can’t get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can’t reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers.
I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games?

Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that’d make the game so much better!

]]> By: smac http://parveenkaler.com/2008/04/17/gamer-vs-audience/comment-page-1/#comment-107934 smac Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:06:00 +0000 http://parveenkaler.com/?p=93#comment-107934 I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can't get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can't reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers. I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games? Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that'd make the game so much better! I have always preferred games that enabled you to work in a team with your friends. It used to be this was accomplished using split screen and having your buddies over to your place to play. Now that consoles are all on this "Internet" thing, I find games are tossing split screen aside and using online play instead. I find that kind of sad. I can’t get into online play the same way I can get with split screen. I can’t reach over and slap my buddy in the back of the head or hi-five somebody for saving my ass. Being in the same room builds more of a bond with the other gamers.
I recently overheard that the last version of a popular car racing game had a very small percentage of users who used split screen mode. They will probably remove split screen play entirely in the next version. Am I the only one who likes to actually be in the same room as my friends when I play games?

Specific case: Burnout Paradise. Man, if you could have 4 friends over to race around and smash the sh!t out of each other, that’d make the game so much better!

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