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Alara317 on 17 December 2012
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KylieDog said:
Runa216 said:

 Frankly I'm amazed that LittlebigPlanet and Uncharted weren't enough to bring people to the system. 


LittleBigPlanet has no identity since get all sorts of games types on it, but even then none of them are anywhere near as a good as a dedicated game of a genre it can psuedo-mimic, they are all novelties.

Uncharted is priced too high, it has no MP and lasts about 10 hours if being very genererous.  For a game to fetch £40 (this is the price of new PS3/360 games in UK, and what Uncharted was for a long time, is now closer to £30) it either needs have a  robust multiplayer that will have a community to fill it or the single player needs last 40+ hours, either through a huge campaign or by being able to replay the campaign in completely different ways.  A 10 hour single player experience should not be costing more than £15.  Especially for a handheld.

wrong on both counts.  LBP sells well and in addition to having everything LBP1 and 2 had, it has more.  Lack of 'identity' didn't stop the franchise in the past. 

Lack of Multiplayer didn't effect the first uncharted, the campaign is longer than most console games I know (most clock in at 6-8), and the price is down now to a more normal price, so it shouldn't still effect the sales.