I played Bioschock 2 a few weeks ago and it looks more like a "1993 fps game"
There's always Serious Sam.
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Yeap, you just grew 5 points in my consideration!
Still looks like the alyx model.
Quote from BuddyStill looks like the alyx model.
Haha, I see what you mean! I never noticed Valve ripped that off so blatantly.
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ahahahhahaha, dude this is win!
Thrik, you know what to do! 
It's fun to wind up d3 
Anyway, as for the picture I couldn't agree more after playing Resident Evil 5! It was a nice game but blimey they really do love the cut-scenes and "press button to not die" moments.
ahahahhah that pic is awesome and now my background.
Been playing some quakeworld and FPS'es from that era and boy do I miss them.
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Yeap, you just grew 5 points in my consideration!
Hot piss, hopefully I'll be out of negative soon.
But what about Minecraft? It's the biggest shakeup of the FPS in a long time.
I'd be surprised if Minecraft is even classified as a game, let alone looked at by developers with anything but wonder as to how it made any money at all.
Quote from ErraticI'd be surprised if Minecraft is even classified as a game, let alone looked at by developers with anything but wonder as to how it made any money at all.
It's the creating + sharing part (similar to Garry's mod) that makes it so popular. It's a nice change from the "destroy everything" scenario common in most FPS. I call it "FPS 2.0". See, I just made that up. I'm an industry expert! 
All it needs now is some shooting.
I know there's a bow
Quote from TaylorAll it needs now is some shooting.
Someone's making an Sauerbraten version of Minecraft (for mac, because obv. that's where all the fps fans are) on the minecraft forums.
ahahahhah that pic is awesome and now my background.
are you the owner of a 2 inch flatscreen??
This is mostly a product of console gaming. Let's face it, its a simply more casual kind of design, it takes longer to move your avatar around the world, so if the world is more geometrically complex, people can more easily become frustrated. FPS are an obvious casualty for sure.
Or perhaps, instead of casual console movement speeds suddenly rearing their heads after over two decades, it's a product of games, across all platforms, becoming more casual orientated and having more of a focus on a expensive, cutscene-heavy, story-driven game structure.
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