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4/12/2017 8:31:23 PM
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theres no need to compete.
they sell finished games, thats the whole point.
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There won't be a point if the company doesn't survive. It's like saying that everyone can have a Porsche if you buy them for everyone. Eventually you'll run out of money, so no more cars and no more points
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... i dont think i can come through to you guys. you can sell a complete game and still do dlcs, thats perfectly normal. but at least finish it first. why is that so hard to understand?
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Because you're using a dying company as the example, and that clearly shows that its "complete games" aren't cutting it. What can't you understand?
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it doesnt matter if the company is dying, which they arent. op said devs cant make complete games because theres the internet. but some devs still can make a complete game. doesnt matter if its nintendo, sony or any other dev for that matter. i cant understand how you guys can keep such low standards.
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[quote]i cant understand how you guys can keep such low standards.[/quote] You're using a dying company as an example, and we have low standards? It completely matters. A game company can't make complete games if it's dead, because it can't make games at all.
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lol and they make far less money than microsoft or sony.. nintendo may have started it but, they certainly are not as successful as they were.. but, they make great childrens games.. if thats your thing.
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why do you miss the point? op said devs cant make complete games anymore because now we have the internet. but nintendo still keeps selling complete games. as for childrens games... im sry but cod and other shooters have gotten much more childish, especially since only childs play it, lol.
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yeah, I can create a video game that is static too.. doesn't mean i'm going to profit or be a huge draw.. people moved away from nintendo for a reason.. they stayed in the past.. They chose to stay making actual childrens games to be a niche market.. I know big words. maybe I should have kept this response to 160 characters or less.. put acronyms everywhere etc.. then you would have understood bettter
