JunkExplorer: To judge arcade game’s success, it was usually measured the number of arcade hardware units sold or the amount of revenue generated from the number of coins inserted into machines or the hardware sales. The interesting thing about hardware sale was ranging from $1000 to $4000. Here are the top 20 arcade games, check it out.
It's now easier than ever to make "broad incorrect assumptions" about how games work.
Stop releasing broken games that need 6-12 months of patches/updates and while waiting for those patches/updates if gamers complain we are lecturer by game developers and community managers on how we don't understand how hard development is. First of all we are gamers we don't need to understand we are paying money to play a game and at the very least we expect a working product
Games cost 80 now and in few years will be 90 and within 10 years will be $100. So is it really asking for a lot to say please release games when they are in a stable playable state? Release now fix it later, release it now get some criticism but later when we will fix it gamers will praise us and call us great and our game sales will rise again. It's the same cycle. Just look at cyberpunk 2077 and how developers hid the actual console footage and reviews were using footage provided by CDPR and gamers were mad and now many of those same gamers praise CDPR for the job well done. This is why gaming is where it is today and developers know they can release unfinished games
Most drivers don’t know how cars are made, but still expect the car to be good quality and reliable.
It doesn't matter. I don't know how a good risotto is made, but I know when it tastes like sh$%.
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We're combing through some of the most hidden or obscure JRPGs out there. We've got 25 Obscure JRPGs to look at.
Remake of Lost Odyssey, Open World Alundra(ala breath of the wild), Xenogears Remake, and Breath of Fire Remake. I also want Golden Sun sequel on Switch 2!
Oh, like the number one pick wasn't obvious lol. It's too bad arcades died out in the west. There have been some really cool 3D ones in recent years. I still think the Jurassic Park games are some of the most fun I've ever had in an arcade. Same with House of the Dead and Time Crisis.
I spent way too many coins on Street Fighter back in the day.
I spent a boatload on the ninja turtles, tabletop PAC man , and wwf superstars. Mortal Kombat I didn't spend too much on as I was whipping that ass and getting free games to play, but it was another game I loved.