The single player campaign on that game was an absolute joke. So glad I didn't buy that heap o' shit.Betamax001 wrote:Especially when the single player campaign is only a few hours long. I remember that was a complaint about Modern Warfare 2 when it came out, which immediately turned me off of buying the game because I had no intention to play online and wasn't going to spend 60 bucks on a game that after I played for a few hours would be done with.ZeroAX wrote:
I've said it many times, lower prices for less content. People don't mind paying 10€ for a 2 hour movie (average), so I don't think they'd mind paying 10-20€ for 5 hours of gameplay. And they can release the game as a trilogy (GTA:SA "The heist at Las Venturas")
Though of course, those 5 hours of gameplay, better be filled with fun, and no lame filler content (you know, escort missions, item hunts, and the rest of the crappy lazy techniques game designers have thought of to fill the game with content, so it looks good on reviews (lasts 50 hours, with 40 hours spent pressing X without thinking)
The thing that keeps cropping up a lot in the piracy debate is the fact that one person can buy the game legitimately, rip it and seed it online. One sale = 1000s of downloads. Now you can't say that those 1000s of downloads is equal to 1000s of loss sales since a proportion of those people will go out and buy the game. Compare that to used games sales. One game can pass through a game store over and over and over again. None of the subsequent money goes to the games company and who's going to buy a brand new copy when they've played through the used version? How is buying used games any better than piracy? In my eyes they are no different. This is why I never buy used games for current generations.