Wolfenstein 2 Designer Explains Why The Single-Player FPS Is Dying

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Personal standpoint? A lot of it is probably money. A good solid multiplayer game will yield great revenue, and people will tell their friends to get a game to play it with them. A multiplayer game on console will require people to keep the disc, whereas a single-player game some people will return it or trade it once they’ve finished with it, and of course developers and publishers don’t see any money from trade-ins. That’s not the consumer’s fault, but there are a lot of aspects like that that get accounted for business-wise.

<MachineGames Senior Games Designer Arcade Berg>

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Planetary

What's wrong with big companies like Nintendo and now MachineGames XD

No Kidding Sherlock.... Each company forget one of the most essential Stuff, no wonder why sales are dropping

 




Planetary

i like single fps games

they will realize that they made mistakes in time


Existential

Agreed with many of you.  No single player, no purchase.  They always turn the servers off and the game becomes worthless without a single player campaign.


Planetary

I won't buy a game unless it has a good single player story/mode. Unless it depends only on co-op and multiplayer(like R6 siege) which is a different case





Interstellar

I like single player but in co-op it would be nice to Wolfenstein 2!