A Internet Não Matou Os Games — A Indústria AAA Fez Isso Sozinha
The gaming industry is trying to establish the next "normal": games at $80 — and the most absurd thing is seeing a bank (Bank of America) helping to push this idea using GTA 6 as a reference. Meanwhile, studios insist on Live Service, FOMO, design made for "30-second clips," and even strategies like delaying PC releases to sell the same game twice. In this video, I connect the dots: How the internet changed game design (for better and for worse) Why trust in studios and traditional media broke down The saturation of Live Service and recent failures The "second sales cycle" and the corporate logic behind it And why the solution may lie in smaller/indie studios that still deliver an honest product In the end, the question is simple: is there a fix… or will the giants fall and make way for a new phase of gaming? Comment below: would you pay $80 for a game? So, in your opinion, is the PC lag in GTA 6 a strategy or a sign of disrespect? If you enjoyed it, leave a like, subscribe, and share—it helps a lot.
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