| J_Allard said: If a lack of retail AAA games meant that downloadable titles are suddenly more important and viable as "real games", then no one would have ever said to me last year that those games don't count. Unless you think the 360 had a huge library of 2013 retail AAA exclusives. I can think of Gears Judgement. In a discussion about support committed to a console in 2013, a list of games from 2010 or 2007 would be irrelevant. It's simply a big double standard. Also, you're confusing the XBL Indie section for XBLA. Because XBLA had tons of amazing indie games. |
@bold: I'm not disputing that. I'm saying its like steam, not enough quality control to filter out the shite that obscures the good games.
@Italics: You missunderstand me, I'm talking about the entire game library of the system since release, not just 2013. Not to mention, old games are almost as cheap as indie games but they are still AAA.
In that regard on established systems, Indies don't even have a price advantage, and have to compete against games with larger production values.
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