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Agreed. Since Shenmue and Indigo Prophecy were positioned more as nvreatude games, I can cut them some slack for scripting the action and allowing the player to get back to, well, adventuring. I’m pretty sure Metal Gear Solid has also fallen victim to these, in a series that’s already crippled by incredibly long cutscenes. There are QTEs for combat in the recent Prince of Persia (2008), but they are triggers for individual actions that are necessary in combat anyway: attack, block, escape from harm. It’s still horribly oversimplified, but rather than derail the conversation by complaining about UbiSoft’s insistence on holding a player’s hand through swordfighting, I will say only this: there is a better way to direct the action while still making players feel like they are actually contributing, and Prince of Persia (2008) did its best to put this into practice. Furthermore, because it has a pretty good story so far (not finished yet), it has something to fall back on if the combat and predictable layout to levels become uninteresting. Though I think what irritates me the most is the trend towards QTE-styled boss battles. I recently saw this in Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. As I noted in the original post, what should be the culmination of difficulty in a level has been turned into a sequence that requires no skill. This is not what I grew up with, and I would hate for video games to make this approach the rule rather than the exception. And thank you for describing Shadow of the Colussus in a way that doesn’t make me want to roll my eyes. I can appreciate the ideas and themes behind the game itself, but the people who have latched on to it as a figurehead for video games have completely obliterated any desire I once had to play it. Plus, the whole not having a PS2 thing.

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