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Possum5454 said:
amp316 said:
I'm sorry, but five hours seems way too short to me. It also seems to be an extremely common occurance in games recently.

I don't know how you made it through the NES era.

Hahaha.

A few years ago I went nuts and started beating Super Mario Bros. in under 6 minutes at least 5 times a day for a month or 2.

Galaki said:
5 hours of bliss or 20 hours of grinding... hmmm...

Do you buy games based on how long they are rather than how good they are?

I find that most games aren't fun enough to sustain 20 hours of my interest.

Khuutra said:
amp316 said:
Khuutra said:
amp316 said:
Khuutra said:
amp316 said:

Back then games didn't cost nearly as much. Also, for the most part, they were more challenging to play. 

Are you serious? Am I just remembering wrong, here? I mean, even without factoring inflation.

In the NES era you're saying that they cost $60 dollars?  No I wasn't around.  My age is a lie.  

I wasn't being sarcastic, I really don't know and I was actually asking you. How much did the average game cost? Like, how much was Zelda when it came out?

If you aren't being sarcastic, than how could you be remembering wrong?  Zelda did cost quite a bit. 

I'm only 21.

How much?

Way more than today's games, even before you count inflation.