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Computer games.
- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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I downloaded and had a go on 'Facetrack NOIR'. well worth a look for free head look with out buying an oculus or track ir
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Dragon age inqusition is a massive game. Love it but getting me in trouble with the other half for spending most of the weekend on it
BigDunc'sFod
Player Valuation: £35m
Glad it went back in some ways to DA: Origins
Still, the dialogue options and such haven't been as compelling for me. May fire it up again since it's a long weekend over here. Was thinking of giving Elder Scrolls Online another bash as people have told me it improved since the Beta (which was gash)
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
I'm a console player so no PC games for me. There not to many right now on ps4. Bloodborn looks good but will be hard like souls. FF realms reborn is good as well.
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Just ordered COD:Ghosts for my ps4 - is it worth the £10 i spent?
ijjysmith
Calm
I got it for £10 too. It's alright. I'm not FPS fan but it's fun.
Really looking forward to The Order coming out, next gen game selection is shocking.
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Like the look of this but might be to short
FTY
Player Valuation: £80m
The amount of hours you get out of a game doesn't really bother me. I'd much rather pay £45 for a great game that lasted 12 hours than a boring grind that lasts for 30.
The Last of Us is the best game i've played on the PS4 and that only took about 12 hours.
The Last of Us is the best game i've played on the PS4 and that only took about 12 hours.
Philw
Player Valuation: £50m
I know what you mean, if you compare it to going to the cinema eg, £10/2 for 2-3 hours. But if I'm spending £45 on a game (which tbh I never do, as generally I wait for stuff to go on Steam sales), it'd better last me a good while! I think that's part of why I love Strat/Sports etc games - plenty of replayability.
RFUS
Anustart
It's a delicate balance.
The game's quality should come first, but say for example you've released a great game that only lasts 4-5 hours. If it was a AAA game with a big budget, then most consumers will feel that is not enough to justify the £40+ price tag. The publisher will feel, given the budget, that it's necessary to charge the normal price and so they devs may have to make more content. But what if artificially stretching that to 10 hours actually makes it boring?
All games, no matter how great, will wear out their welcome. Some do it in 100 hours, others 5 or 6. But because of the arbitrary £40+ price tag we have, you get this focus on 'how long is it?' when really, that doesn't encourage devs to make a better game, it just forces them to pad out games.
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