Dave Pottinger has programming credits on all three Age of Empires games, was director of technology on Age of Mythology, and was lead designer on Halo Wars. He probably knows what he's talking about ...
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The RTS genre "hasn’t changed much" says former Age of Empires developer, "you’re still playing the same game we’re playing 20 years ago"RTS games have been around for a long time, but industry veteran Dave Pottinger whose resume includes games like Age of Empires, Age of Mythology, and Halo Wars, believes the genre is stagnating.
Do real-time strategy games need a serious shake-up? Developer Dave Pottinger, who worked on Halo Wars and Age of Empires thinks so, and that the RTS genre has barely changed in 20 years.
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Master Chief's absence from Halo Wars wasn't Bungie's fault, it was a move to make players "care about everybody else" in the RTSAfter years of fans speculating the contrary, Halo Wars' lead designer has revealed that the lack of a certain series figurehead from the 2009 spin-off wasn't Bungie's fault after all. "We didn ...
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Age of Empires Designer Thinks RTS Games Need to EvolveThe real-time strategy genre is nowhere near its peak from the mid-to-late 1990s. Games like Command and Conquer, StarCraft, and Age of Empires ruled the world then, but today, they feel more like ...
As Microsoft continues to remaster its now-expanded library of RTS games with re-releases of Starcraft, Warcraft and Age of Empires, there is a sense that the PC-staple gaming genre is stagnating.
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