Demos never did some amazing games justice, like Yakuza 3 and Valkyria Chronicles
Demos never did some amazing games justice, like Yakuza 3 and Valkyria Chronicles
| SMT said: Demos never did some amazing games justice, like Yakuza 3 and Valkyria Chronicles |
yeah for big games (That i know im going to get) demos dont do justice, with smaller games (That im questioning) demos do good
toastboy44562 said:
so go ahead and play the "hail to the chimp" demo and buy the game. expect it to be a first person shooter and be the best game ever...ur logic fails |
No it means something but not whether I'll buy the game or not.
Most demos are bad anyway.
You can't review a game accurately off a demo, so really I think that a demo only goes so far into providing an accurate representation of the game. I've purchased some games based off a demo only to discover that every freakin level is just like the demo. Conversely, I've also played a few demoes and quickly discovered that a game is not for me. Ultimately I think that a demo should be a companion along with a review as to if you would like a game or not. The bottom line is.. it sure can't hurt.
All I know is, I am much more likely to buy a game if I play a demo of it. Even some bad games have a better chance because you can at least see potential.
The whole reason I bought BIT.TRIP.BEAT was because I got to play the demo of it.
Leatherhat on July 6th, 2012 3pm. Vita sales:"3 mil for COD 2 mil for AC. Maybe more. " thehusbo on July 6th, 2012 5pm. Vita sales:"5 mil for COD 2.2 mil for AC."
I agree with your friend. Loved pro street demo, hated the game. Hated KZ2 demo, loved the game.

Well, considering the whole point of a demo is to make you want to buy a game, by letting you play a small portion of it (or an "example" level), if you don't like the demo, why would you buy the game? The purpose of a demo is to let you "try out" a game, hopefully to get you hooked. But if you don't like it, either it's a bad demo or you won't like the game. Chances are, it's the latter. Demos can turn people away from a game just as easily as they can get people excited for it, so developers should make sure their demo is good quality and reflective of their game.
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