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It just seems like writers, directors, and illustrators were all capable of conveying a much stronger sense of wonder in their work than I've seen in recent years. And I say this as a 24 year-old so it's not like I was there to experience these replica brand watches things when they were new and fresh. It just so happens that those images seem to resonate more with me than a lot of what comes out today. And when I hear things like J.J. Abrams looking to pay tribute to Spielberg and emulate his Close Encounters of the Third Kind with his new film Super 8, that fact seems to be hammered home even more.

More importantly, why hasn't some ambitious developer looked to make this move? Surely there are fans of films like Fantastic Planet games today? Or perhaps I'll have to get into the business and try and do it myself. :)If you consider the likes of Heavy Rain, L.A. Noire, and the more spectacular set pieces from the CoD games (among others), the replica watch gift push towards more cinematic games is evident. It's also clear that remakes, reboots, and re-imaginings are all the rage nowadays, but why not take a look at the more obscure (relatively speaking) Sci-fi classics as something to draw inspiration from? Something to play on our inquisitive minds and fascination (and sometimes fear) of the unknown.

Perhaps the question of whether or not video games really are art can be answered that way.This medium affords artists, developers, writers, etc., near limitless possibilities in terms of what sorts of stories they want to tell. What sort of replica Panerai PAM00088 Men's Watch world they want to construct.Let's go somewhere we've never been before.About Speak-Up on Kotaku: Our readers have a lot to say, and sometimes what they have to say has nothing to do with the stories we run. That's why we have that little box on the front page of Kotaku. You know, the one with “Got something to say?” written in it?