As gaming has blossomed into one of the most profitable entertainment industries in the world, it has evolved with modern popular culture. For either best or worse, technology is marching forward. And as a result of that, a few genres have quickly morphed into new genres or phased out almost entirely. Even though tastes change over time, there are few exciting game genres that millennials want to give another chance. And that is why today we have rounded up the game genres that are dead now but millennials would want to come back. Let’s take a look at it.
Cinematic Platform Will Need To Jump Off To Action Shortly.
With a recent resurgence of Psychonauts and Crash Bandicoot, many more other realistic platformers like Prince of Persia have been majorly missed. The iconic franchise has influenced an entire genre of games. For example, Ubisoft, the creator of Assassin’s Creed, also owes its fame to Prince of Persia for its gaming franchise. With another similarity, Patrice Désilets was the director of both creations as well. Even though the Uncharted series has worked to fill this niche, millennials want an action-packed comeback in parkour platforming.
The Popular Full Motion Video Games Have Employed Actors For The Gameplays
Gimmicky titles like Double Switch and Night Trap that utilized the FMV games were nothing but an attempting strategy to ape movies. Some of these titles even managed to integrate live-action videos into the gameplay with great effects. Recent works like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and Contradiction: Spot the Liar! have ensured their success with the help of critics. It eventually led millennials to find some more success in this genre as it was super exciting.
Rhythm Games Should Get Another Chance To Shine.
The fifth-generation era or 32-bit era has introduced new genres like 3D Fighters, Survival Horror, and many more iconic rhyme games. Sony managed to introduce Parappa the Rapper for the PlayStation that has been hugely remembered as a power-up of this genre. At the end of the day, these creations have helped to develop the fantasy of being a Rockstar. But for some unfortunate reason music games haven’t gotten enough appreciation. This genre being dead is such an unfortunate event considering that music never goes out of style.
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