They can and do happen, to varying extents. But what can you see ushering in the Gamepocalypse? Here's mine:
"Uwe Boll to Direct Half-Life Film Trilogy"
"Uwe Boll to Direct Half-Life Film Trilogy"
Announcements That Could Destroy Gaming Culture
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Headline: "Jack Thompson elected President of the United States. Joins Prime Ministers Keith Vaz and Michael Atkinson of the United Kingdom and Australia in war on games. Poor left to starve in the streets in light of this far more important development."
"gaming will only be allowed as a way of converting children to christianity, and must have a mandatory level of propaganda to be legalized."
"Games consoles found to work using neclear ractors now exploding destroing all in a 100 mile radius"
If the US bans it, then luckily the rest of the world can still develop games. I think your headline should read: Global annexation of the Mature rating in videogames due to surge in youth violenceDiscrodia said:
But what I think will be the end of videogames as we know it is if religions get a tighter grip on the world and get seated in a lot of political offices, like presidency even.
Nuclear war, or apocalyptic cataclysm. Man kind no longer has time to sit around and play games when survival is the order of the day.
not exactly the point of this forum, so...
Nintendo decides there not making enough money and teams up with Sony to produce the biggest most ambitious video game console ever, the matrix. Microsoft comes out with a better one six months later but is so bug riddled its a further six months before its playable. luckily for Microsoft the Nintendo Sony collaboration supports few "good" games. The Sims becomes the biggest thing on earth, shortly followed by mass deaths as people starve to death forgetting to leave there virtual worlds.
not exactly the point of this forum, so...
Nintendo decides there not making enough money and teams up with Sony to produce the biggest most ambitious video game console ever, the matrix. Microsoft comes out with a better one six months later but is so bug riddled its a further six months before its playable. luckily for Microsoft the Nintendo Sony collaboration supports few "good" games. The Sims becomes the biggest thing on earth, shortly followed by mass deaths as people starve to death forgetting to leave there virtual worlds.
