| Onyxmeth said: You couldn't disagree more with what? My point was that neither reviews, nor sales are very good indicators to the quality of a game. I said sales might have a slight edge since critical reviews in gaming are an absolute joke and better to get the horrid opinions of the many as opposed to the horrid opinions of the few. How does the Internet Explorer analogy fit? You do realize it's a pack-in, don't you? Most people don't download internet explorer. It's just there when they get their PC. A better thing to wonder is which optional browser has the most marketshare, and see if that in fact is of high quality. I'd like to think that's Firefox, and if it is, that's some good taste there. Love me some Firefox. |
It doesn't really match up to the quality there either oddly. Firefox, Opera, and Chrome from what I can gather are all roughly equivalent browsers. Which one you would use comes down to personal preference. Market share really doesn't reflect that however. There are some diferences like Firefox having more add-ons, and Opera being more secure but those are a side effect of popularity rather than an indicator of quality.
