the economy without a doubt is one of
the most prolific game developers in the
industry way from back in the 80s all
the way to today and the future they
have lots of great things coming down
the pipeline now we’ve covered some of
their more popular game series like the
castlevania series and the contra series
but really you know it’s difficult to
actually cover them all because there
are so many one that I have not
mentioned that I think definitely
deserves a mention is the dance dance
revolution series the dance tennis
revolution is literally that a
revolution it actually took a lot of
kids off of the couch and got them on
their feet and playing a game that vault
exercise and it really did a great job
of that the point where there are
competitions and and and kids getting
excited about activity which is
something that I think is really really
important nowadays because exercise is
really something that is often neglected
another example of economy caring about
people in terms of health is a game
called vodka now vodka was released on
the game boy advance and in order to
play in the game you were a vampire
hunter you actually had to go outside
and attach a little sort of console to
your Game Boy Advance and it would use
the ambient sunlight to help you
recharge your powers and dispel the
enemies Sakana me not only do they do a
great job of really just delivering in
gameplay and whatnot but they actually
not only in the Metal Gear series but
another game series have shown that they
do break that fourth wall and do think
it’s important to get people sort of
zooming out of the experience a bit to
really you know take in everything that
there is to take in and that includes
the you know the outside so from Dance
Dance Revolution to Metal Gear to contra
to Castlevania to all the games they
have down the pipeline to all the games
they’ve given us now I must actually
give a sincere heartfelt thank you
economy not only giving me hours of
experience but just really opening my
eyes in many ways to what gaming has to
offer
[Music]
Oh
the most prolific game developers in the
industry way from back in the 80s all
the way to today and the future they
have lots of great things coming down
the pipeline now we’ve covered some of
their more popular game series like the
castlevania series and the contra series
but really you know it’s difficult to
actually cover them all because there
are so many one that I have not
mentioned that I think definitely
deserves a mention is the dance dance
revolution series the dance tennis
revolution is literally that a
revolution it actually took a lot of
kids off of the couch and got them on
their feet and playing a game that vault
exercise and it really did a great job
of that the point where there are
competitions and and and kids getting
excited about activity which is
something that I think is really really
important nowadays because exercise is
really something that is often neglected
another example of economy caring about
people in terms of health is a game
called vodka now vodka was released on
the game boy advance and in order to
play in the game you were a vampire
hunter you actually had to go outside
and attach a little sort of console to
your Game Boy Advance and it would use
the ambient sunlight to help you
recharge your powers and dispel the
enemies Sakana me not only do they do a
great job of really just delivering in
gameplay and whatnot but they actually
not only in the Metal Gear series but
another game series have shown that they
do break that fourth wall and do think
it’s important to get people sort of
zooming out of the experience a bit to
really you know take in everything that
there is to take in and that includes
the you know the outside so from Dance
Dance Revolution to Metal Gear to contra
to Castlevania to all the games they
have down the pipeline to all the games
they’ve given us now I must actually
give a sincere heartfelt thank you
economy not only giving me hours of
experience but just really opening my
eyes in many ways to what gaming has to
offer
[Music]
Oh
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