According to Cliff Bleszinski at the moment there is scope for developers looking to get a slice of the pie "of the FPS genre that in recent years is the exclusive prerogative of Activision and its Call of Duty. "We joked on the cake of COD and we tried to eat a piece," said a source Videogame Bleszinski referring to parody Duty Calls, but "has not been even a slice." "We must find a new market segment or revive a long forgotten by the players." Maybe, why not, you could try with a shooter on rails? For Bleszinski, developers should avoid the mistake of repetition of the same experience offered by Call of Duty, you must try to create quite a different experience.
"We live in a world in which we are not just competing with other games, there are also social networks, YouTube. Develop a shooter is not enough." "I believe that People Can Fly has created an innovative experience with Bulletstorm. You have to think about the killings in a different way.
Once you get used to the system skillshot hard to do without it in other games. To me this is a clear indication of the evolution of genus. 
"We live in a world in which we are not just competing with other games, there are also social networks, YouTube. Develop a shooter is not enough." "I believe that People Can Fly has created an innovative experience with Bulletstorm. You have to think about the killings in a different way.
Once you get used to the system skillshot hard to do without it in other games. To me this is a clear indication of the evolution of genus.
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