/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9923784
If we're being honest, this has been a thing since the FMV era (and probably VN's if you want to go all the way back to 8-bit). As with any cinematic experience, it really just depends on the quality of things like the writing, animation, and delivery. I think the problem with modern cinematic games has been moreso the unfortunate obvious agenda in the way they are written, not just the cinematic style in general.

Compare TLoU 2 to something like the first Uncharted for example, or even the first Jak and Daxter to the other two games. Sometimes they just lean way too heavy on the forced grimdark/controversial writing style when nobody really asked for it.

>>9866879
I still need to play them. When I get some free time I'll check them out. I have a supervisor who is into Disney and Don Bluth and would love this type of stuff