Id say that most AAA that are conducted and directed under EA, Activision and Ubisoft are all in a massive decline. Back in 1990 + you were to purchase a [b][i][u]FULLLLL[/u][/i][/b] game for $40-$50... Lets go with a fairly simple example... Mario Kart or Super Mario World or Donkey Kong for N64 Twisted Metal, Final Fantasy or even Legend of the Dragoon for PS Sonic on the Sega Pokemon for Gameboy [spoiler]Xbox wasn't a thing[/spoiler] How many hours has anyone put in these relatively known titles? I personally hundreds more hours in every single one of these games than any AAA titles that came out in the past 6 years combined. What we've been getting in most cases from these publisher is utterly disgusting, insignificant and atrocious. 150 F[u]UCK[/u]ING DOLLARS FOR A HALFASSED Game... Thats not even remotely complete even with all the DLCs.... Which you know... Didnt exist back in the day. Lets do some math! I personal spent at LEAST 700 hours on mario titles on the SNES alone. I spent?? $40?? Maybe. Lets assume todays pricing it would be $60. No dlcs. Complete games. Let's now check out.... Oh a favorite, SW : Battlefront published by E -blam!-ing A. That title is the ultimate slap in the face to any gamers that respect himself. They voluntarily cut the game in half to sell us a 50 -blam!-ing dollars DLC... The game came out and im not even sure if its even a game... More like a big beta. The whole "game" $150... Lolwat??? Really????? Thats all digital, you dont get any worthwhile extra shit. Titanfall, Bo3 and so forth.. All those useless fking dlcs. Witcher 3 and MGSV were the only game that were released that lasted me a while. Anyway #rantover

All games now cater to younger audiences and are extremely easy. Assassin's creed, CoD etc