So, many people rate the Order <7/10 because game length+price does not add up. Now that the game has been repositioned at $40, which one could say is a pretty fair price for a new release for what you get does the value proposition increase enough to give the game decent legs?
A lot of people would have read reviews and decided to hold off for price cuts because most reviews would have given them the impression that the game is worth playing but it's not worth paying $60 to play it.
Going off on a bit of a tangent, if Sony tracked the rental situation with this game, and if it is a very popular renatl, it would be an indicator that making a sequel that improves in many areas, esp length, is a risk worth taking even if sales don't meet a break even target.
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