By Emma Boyle
It’s kind of hard not to feel a touch of doom and gloom at the moment, isn’t it? Everywhere you look something is falling apart of its own accord or being manipulated to do so.
It’s like someone’s let loose a Tinkerbell of despair and she’s taken to sprinkling her miserable magic over almost everything. You can fly? No, but you can cry.
Love that actor? Sorry, he’s a relentless predator. Dared to add avocado to your brunch? Well, that’s your flat deposit gone. Feeling an ounce of positivity? Turn your attention to the Shakespearean tragedy currently taking place on the world stage.
It’s no surprise, then, that when January 2017 trundled around there was no cynicism spared when it came to thinking about the year ahead in gaming.
A trying time
There were, initially, familiar things that we actually felt safe enough to get excited about like Mass Effect and Star Wars Battlefront 2. But, well, we needed them to be good so much that we placed them on pedestals high enough to lose sight of what they were ever realistically going to be. It just made it so much worse when we had to tear them down and bandage …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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