HappySqurriel on 27 November 2012
If the demo doesn't match the quality of the game what is the point in having the demo in the first place? After all, it is a marketing tool designed to convince people to buy the game. Realistically it isn't that much different from a movie trailer and, while there have been several movies I can remember with bad trailers that I really enjoyed, most movie trailers are far better than the actual movie is.
It is fair to argue that someone shouldn't judge a game based on a leaked copy of a beta version of the game, but something that was released by the company to encourage sales is fair game ...
