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[MonitorAccess]

 Ok, 

I love what Bioware has put out, especially currently.

So now that they have mastered the sci-fi and fantasy genres I'd love to see them open up a new branch, the Super Hero genre.

I would love to see the care and crafting of the adventure world that Bioware has gotten down to an art form used in a non-licensed game.  A single player City Of Heroes or Champions styled game where you create your own hero.

I could probably write for hours on how things like classes and builds could be handled and such, but I'm just curious if anyone else would think that a build your own super hero game from Bioware would be fun.

[Gandalf-the-Fabulous]

Bioware make good games but I would hardly say that they have "Mastered" anything.



A Superhero game could be interesting but I am not sure that it would really play towards Bioware's strengths.

[MonitorAccess]

Gandalf-the-Fabulous wrote...

Bioware make good games but I would hardly say that they have "Mastered" anything.

A Superhero game could be interesting but I am not sure that it would really play towards Bioware's strengths.

I think they have created in Mass Effect and Dragon Age two sterling universes that can rate up there with any that have been created.  I am not talking about the GAMES themselves as being masters, each has their own faults, I am talking about the settings they put the games in.  

In my opinion, each feels alive.  Each is very well crafted and immersive.  

That is their biggest strength in my opinion, which I think could be used in creating a super hero universe.

You create your hero, you gather your companions, and you fend off some sort of massive plot.  

Where I think Bioware would make this great is in the personalities they create for your companions and opponents.  And I think they could write a strong story that would draw people in.  

If done with the same care and attention to detail that they put into Dragon Age and Mass Effect, I think it could be a block buster franchise.

Modifié par MonitorAccess, 24 mars 2010 - 05:38 .