| Barozi said: well consumers can buy whatever they like. But big sales doesn't automatically equal quality. Personally it's another game, where I hold my head in shame and ask myself what happened to gaming... sad sad sad |
I'd be willing to argue that sales are the ONLY measure of quality. It's a commitment of time and money when you purchase a game, and while hobbyists have no problems buying 5-6 games at once that they'll never finish, most people are not so willing to piss their money away. That doesn't just include people with families but also college students and other people around the same age who see gaming as just something else to do as opposed to their whole life.
Why did Mario Kart Wii sell more than Modern Warfare? The answer is simple: not enough people thought Modern Warfare was worth the effort to drive to a store and throw down 3-8 hours worth of pay for the experience.
I've been holding my head in shame wondering what's happened to gaming since around 2002. What took you so long? It's been going to shit since it was taken over by emotionally retarded virgins cranking out the same shit over and over again to the same group of 15 year old walking wallets willing and eager to gobble up the same shit sandwich with slightly different bread.
I'm glad gaming is moving away from being blockbuster driven, because it would be nice if gaming got its balls back.
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