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Maynard_Tool said:
Jordahn said:
Maynard_Tool said:
Jordahn said:
Maynard_Tool said:
Jordahn said:
Maynard_Tool said:
 


So it all comes down to preference? There's no way to measure quality in videogames?

Never said there was no way to measure quality in videogame.  Never.  But quality is never measured by popularity.

So tell me... how do we measure quality in videogames?


So tell me... How is something the most popular/that sold the most automatically means it of top quality.

i guess you dont have an answer.

In my opinion, if X products offers what I'm looking for, that's what I call a quality product. If X product offers what people like in the market, better than Y product, it's a better product in my eyes.

Good quality (imo) means is a product that offers me what i'm looking for and what I really like, for the right price.


So you say you'll go with a game because it's popular/top selling, not because it fits your gaming needs/wants, right?  Can you answer my question?


No... I just said. A quality game for me is the one that offers me what I'm looking for. And that's the same for the other people that buys games. So i guess if 20 million people chose Mario Kart for example, is a good quality game. It satisfied the needs of more than 20 million people....

You're saying it satisfied them at the point of purchase?  That's when the sale goes through (your unit of measurement)...not after they've played it for a month and came to a decision.  I've bought many games that I hated and definitely didn't think we're quality...but since I bought them, they became quality, apparently.



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