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Ka-pi96 said:
DonFerrari said:

Yes it can, a pop music is a pop music even if it doesn't do success.

And considering how much conversation TLOU2 generated you can't say it isn't popular. Even if something is hated to the 11th power then it is popular, Hitler, Mussolini, Lenin, etc are all popular people.

You are still trying to put some very odd fallacies for who know why to try and say TLOU2 isn't popular or that AAA aren't made to be popular. Worse yet, since woman are bigger part of the population they would be the most popular outcome, not that it matter since when we also have over 3B man they are popular as well. Just stop making analogies that makes no sense.

Not really. Popular means liked. I think the word you're looking for there is famous or well known. Those 3 people you mentioned are all certainly famous, popular however...

That said, just like you said with pop music, TLOU2 is undoubtedly popular entertainment. Video games are a popular form of entertainment, so if you make a video game then you're making popular entertainment. Now whether an individual game is popular or not is a different matter. But regardless the fact remains that Druckmann was right when he was talking about making popular entertainment.

Not sure if Popular can only be used when it is positive (even though Populist is a negative connotion of politician that do things to be popular), but yes that doesn't matter and famous would be a better world (altough for me I always think on famous on the positive side and infamous on the negative).



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