So, by now, I think we’re all pretty aware of the fact that games ARE getting shorter and shorter. If you weren’t, a trip to most video game forums would probably sort that out. But the matter brings up a question, and a good one at that. Is there a reason that games are getting shorter?
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Is there a reason there getting shorter?
Yip, they cost more to develop, produce and market.
Give me a solid 10 hour experience any day though.
Quality over quantity.
They are getting rushed out the door a great example would be COD every year it's the same crap laggy matches overpriced dlc etc. this will continue until you stop giving developers you're hard earned money.
I suppose so, but I've still known many a gamer that's felt cheated out of their money because the game is so short. Vanquish is a good example, most people I know completed it in about 6 hours, and they felt a bit cheated at the short length. 10 hours does tend to be OK, but you have to also remember that open world games have been wildly successful, with little to show off about graphics, and much longer gameplay than the standard of around 10 hours. Maybe I've become jaded with my devotion to RPG's.
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Duplicate. Grr.
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