"There are going to be people who enjoy patties that are made with filler - such as sweetbreads or other organ meat - and even patties that are made with a beef substitute altogether. There is nothing objective about the quality of a beef patty inherent to its ingredients, only to the experience of it, and that's going to differ from person to person."
Okay, let me clarify. The context was about stuff apparently in the burgers that chizum was arguing about. I didn't mean those things you mentioned.
"thats true. but back to what you originally said." So we will decide if Xenoblade is a good game, not the reviewers." THe thing is that this is a game that will have a limited run and only being distributed through one chain, so how much does this have to sell to be considered "GOOD"? Thats the issue I have with that whole idea, there are too much factors before these games even hit retail that will affect there sales."
It's more longevity, like legs and how fans feel about a game well after the release, than hard sales. Unfortunately, if it's a limited run, that would hurt legs. But if the fans still like it even a few years from now, that would still matter more than reviews.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs
