prayformojo said:
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You couldn't be more wrong if you tried :)
First off, companies started using them as bullet points only after all consumers talked about was "OMG did you see how good that looked???"
Secondly, I think what is cliche are the amount of people that claim something that obviously matters doesnt matter. There is a very big difference from being able to do without or something not mattering. Take your minecraft example for instance... if you could recreate the exact same experience, sell it at the exact same price and run it on the exact same hardware but have one looking like it does now and the other looking as good as crysis 3. Which of these two games do you think people will buy? I can bet every organ in my body that no one will buy the bad looking version of the game. Its like making 2 versions GTA5 with one version looking like GTA3 and both running on a PS4 and priced at $60. Yet in some deluded world you want us to believe that the GTA3 looking version will sell just as much as the GTA5 looking version, on the same console for the same price???
So yh, "graphics" do matter.







