I don't accept your assumption that you can do an hourly pricing and then just scale it up. There are very few 100 hour games that I'd actually want at all.

Essentially that's what they are doing. (Paying $10 per hour of game)

So they should be answering yes, as long as it's broken down into 6 hour pieces.

:)

As your name suggests, you must've been playing a lot of RPGs back then, because there's plenty of games in the PS2 library that last 6-8 hours.

CHEAP mobile gaming is the best choice for CHEAPO gamers...

As hilarious and weird this example is, the point made here is strong. 

But seriously this debate should be buried already. There's a lot of non sense thrown by these "dollar/time" supporters. 

why would i? I get 80 hour Zelda‘s with soundtrack CD and golden Zelda Wiimote for 60.

I wouldn't buy a $1000 game even if it looked exactly like real life, had unlimited play time, and somehow allowed you to feel, smell, and taste things in-game.

True, but not the best VALUE for gamers who like VALUE in their games.

You know, I have no problem with short games, if they're good. I'll buy a game that's an hour long. But, I'm no fool, and my life isn't so dull that I swoop in and buy every game day one... I like long games. I like short games. But, I will buy a long game day 1, and I'll buy a short game used later, for $20. So, either way, I get value in everything I buy.just gotta be smart, not desperate.

Just because we are in a new generation, doesn't mean I buy any piece of over hyped crap to come out for it. The ps360 still have tons of games I never played, and if the new gen doesn't have anything worthy, then I look elsewhere. Really simple, really.

Uh....no. My top 4 games in steam got me 776 hours so far, and at today's prices, they cost $95 total. I don't know what I paid, but I usually buy things during sales because I just can't resist. I've probably got over 1000 hours from $100 of purchases. Flip that around, and I'd be paying 100x the money per hour of gameplay. No thank you.