The Future of Gaming

[Jason]

How might gaming improve in the future? Is it possible that gaming can't improve that much. I mean, look at how advanced it is now.

Anyway, though, what we think is advanced might not be. For instance, when I was a kid in the 80s, I thought television was the zenith of entertainment. I couldn't imagine cellphones, personal computers, and the internet.

 

[Skoub]

You mean that you're not surprised anyone by the medium?

 

[Shortie]

I always say that I don't think technology, especially gaming can get any better than it is now but then we are always amazed somehow when we see that it does improve more.

I see gaming especially advancing more in the years to come and I will admit, I am excited to see just how far gaming will have come in 10 years' time considering what we have seen is capable now.

 

[Demon_skeith]

I know one day, without a doubt, there will be nothing more media can do to improve itself, this includes video games. For now, though, they can keep making graphics better, and I guess throw in AI? Not a fan of the last part, but we'll see what happens.

 

[Jason]

I know one day, without a doubt, there will be nothing more media can do to improve itself, this includes video games. For now, though, they can keep making graphics better, and I guess throw in AI? Not a fan of the last part, but we'll see what happens.

I don't know how graphics could be better.

 

[Empire]

I predict more acceptance of less ownership, more catalog only games(so the catalog holders decide your taste and where your money goes) and a continual downward trend of quality because of it.

Id very much like to see denuvo become bankrupt and all their games held hostage released and for Neuralink to take off in some capacity with replacing all forms of input controls. No more having to deal with shit ports on PC.

 

[Jason]

Maybe there could be some advancement where games where you create your own game become more popular. Well, one example is Super Mario Maker. Anyway, imagine games like racing ones where you design your own track. Has that been done yet?