Why Modern Gaming Sucks. Today‘s topic: The Commercial Dilemma

Welcome to "Why Modern Gaming Sucks," a thought-provoking series that delves into the issues plaguing the gaming industry today. In this installment, we confront the commercialization dilemma pervading the gaming landscape.

The gaming industry is inundated with a relentless stream of commercialized titles. While these games promise high production values and expansive worlds, they often fall short of delivering meaningful experiences, leaving players yearning for substance amidst the superficiality.

Join us as we dissect the complexities and contradictions of the commercialization dilemma. From the allure of polished graphics to the frustration of shallow narratives, we'll explore how the pursuit of profit can sometimes undermine the essence of gaming.

This video is part of our ongoing series, where we shed light on the pressing issues within the gaming industry and advocate for positive change. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions on topics like microtransactions, early access, and the future of gaming.

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