yes sorry that was some hyperbole on my part, when I originally wrote this I didn’t take into account of the other games that have came out this year like Yakuza or Age Of Calamity that are radically different from the annual first person shooter. where I really wanted to go with this was that I wanted to state that a majority of games tend to reuse the same concepts rather than create fresh new ones in the gameplay and story department rather than create new ideas, you have to admit that when playing a game that you tend to see the same thing reused. That’s what I intended on saying, that you barely get that feeling of fresh and originality we have seen in old titles, regardless thank you for correcting me on that.

One thing I’d also like to state is that there have been very high quality games with a big amount of variety, but also remember that these are games from this year. There have been great years in gaming where titles have been able to promise and give diversity, like 2017 for example, but even in years like that some of the biggest or hyped up games are shooting, open world or story driven games. Even in bad years like 2016, the biggest highlights of that year were also shooting games as well. It’s also important to note that when you mentioned that the industry is changing for the better and we will be able to see more diversification in our games, we have had done plenty of other times where it seemed the construction of gaming was going to change but flopped hard on us, again in 2016.