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Debate: Digging Through A Franchise's History
Two editors enter, one editor leaves. Then the other editor leaves. In between, they talk about whether or not going back to older games to experience everything a franchise has to offer is worth your time.
Tim Turi takes the pro side of the debate, Adam Biessener the con in this companion video to the written piece in the April issue of Game Informer. For the first time ever, Dead Space novels are deployed as a concept as someone tries to make a point in good faith.
Which side do you fall on? Do let us know in the comments. Unless your point is that you really need to play Master of Orion III to understand what that series is about. Because nobody should ever play MOO III, under any circumstances.
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