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Kresnik said:

outlawauron said:

Why does that matter? The cost of the game never inlfuences the content of the game. I think you should review it for what it is rather than putting each in their own box.


Because if a game is something that would be a "good purchase as a £15 title but a complete ripoff for £40" (see, for example, something like Dungeon Hunter: Alliance or Ridge Racer Vita) then I would want to know that in the review.  I wouldn't want to be told that they're both perfectly serviceable games with good dungeon crawling/racing mechanics respectively (which they both are) and then have nothing else said about them.

That goes without saying. Games that you're interested in, but don't seem to be very good (scored 4-6 range) are understood to not be worth their full value. You wait until they're cheaper before purchasing. It doesn't need to reach a magic pricepoint to become worth playing, it just wasn't very good and wouldn't be economically sound.



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