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Aeolus451 said:
160rmf said:
Aeolus451 said:


Ummm...yeah... you have that backwards. i bought a console to play hundreds of games that I might like versus you buying a console just to play less than 50 games that you might like but yet you're happy with it because of that. *shakes head*

Thousands of hours of enjoyable gameplay vs hundreds of hours of enjoyable gameplay? Hmmm, that's a difficult choice.

Well, I don't need to play a game to know that I will not like it. I have game genres that I despise, so I can pass them with no hard fellings. Game genres that i love I know that will pass many hours plugged.

 

Regardless, you would be happier with more games that you find enjoyable than with less games that you found enjoyable. Numbers matter. Let's say if gen this ended right now and no more games were released, would you be satisfied with your console purchase as is it stands now? If you say yes then you're easy to please (there's nothing really wrong with that but companies would very much like you as a costumer).

I buy a console with the expectation that I'll get to play a good amount of games that I would like before the gen ends. If my expectation is not met, I'm a not a happy camper with my purchase or with company that I bought the product from. The key phrase is "games that I would like". That doesn't mean I would be happy with hundreds of shovelware or 50 good games instead of 100 good games. 


Of course I would be happier with more games that i like to play, but we have reached a gray area if that is possible to have more games without affecting the quality and/or the company's economy.

 

To answer your question, yes I would be satisfied, but no, it wouldn't be easy because I am not excluding the games that were announced and didn't released yet. If you have paid attention you can't say that was "easy" to make all these games, When I play it i know that a lot of effort was put to make these games what they are



 

 

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