"The core of action games is the same, and there are other subcategories as well, but the essence remains unchanged."
"The advantage of this approach is quite direct, and all my colleagues here should be clear about it. It allows us to market multiple elements separately, applying one development plan to several different types of games, making two or even three times the money."
"But if the main game of 'Infinite' isn't much different from the demo, then players' expectations for diversified content in 3D single-player blockbusters could surge. They would seek narrative, story, action, or magic in an FPS game—regardless, they will no longer be satisfied with games that only offer FPS and nothing else, unless it's a competitive one."
Upon hearing this, Mr. Ling gently stroked his chin, lost in thought.
If this trend were to continue.
Indeed, players' gaming experiences would improve as games become richer in elements.
