These days, games seem to be taken for granted. Many impressive technical achievements such as those found in the game Fracture and Shadow of the Colossus are just completely overlooked, but a few years 以前 they would've been amazing to many people. People say that, if the graphics in a game don't match up to those of some other 更多 流行的 games, they're terrible, but they really aren't. It's just that people are so used to Crysis-quality graphics that anything below those standards are considered ugly.
People also say that Fracture is a mediocre game because it didn't implement it's ground deformation style of gameplay enough, even though it was the first of it's kind to do it on a next-gen console. And Shadow of the Colossus was generally unsuccessful in sales because, well, people just prefer their super gory shoot-em-ups rather than this kind of game, which is another disappointing problem with the industry.

Remember the times when games were so much 更多 than just multiple separate factions added up together later in the review and totaled up? People could play any game and enjoy it, and now... now, gaming has become a war of which has the best graphics 或者 which has the most blood and guts (cough, inFamous and Prototype, cough). (Looks up at the sky for enlightenment, then droops his head and sighs.)