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  StarJet | April 15, 2008
  This guy talks as if every game ever released is crap. :S WTF?
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    Existenz | April 15, 2008
    They pretty much are, in the sea of mediocre shit there are only like 10 games a year worth our money and will make our purchase worthwhile, the rest are the fish in this proverbial sea of shit they get praised for something or another but when the game gets going its nothing special, though we buy those games not for the features but because it is like food, it keeps us going til the next big worthwhile purchase.
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  DragoniteBallZ | April 15, 2008
  well consider that few games even ones that are "good" now a days don't live to become classics later on and either become forgotten or just considered another game.
  
  And another point is developers are more about demonstrating and integrating than the effect of the output. It's not like before where games were so simple that the focus is near entirely on gameplay.
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  theundertakergonzo | April 15, 2008
  Well this guy gives everyone a good wrap. Way to bag just about everyone out >.<. I guess i see where he's comign from though, interesting he went out and said it.
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  Storm | April 15, 2008
  I don't think it's all necessarily bad. They try to be creative and such, but it backfires...then again, there are those who make a half-assed game because they know it'll make money, such as those that make movie-based games.
  
  The article points out the time-frame that developers have to make these games, too. They'd have to rush within a few months to get it out on the market due to close deadlines. Games seem better off being worked on for at least a year, imo.
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  Kokoro | April 16, 2008
  Because no one's perfect. I mean, making a video game takes a lot of work. Besides, whether a game is good or not is based on opinion (Well, for the most part, I guess). But one thing that annoys me is how people overreact to bad games!
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  Supernouva | April 16, 2008
  I think Star Wars is one of the only movie-based game franchise that's actually good, and popular.
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    Storm | April 16, 2008
    I agree, but let's face it, the developing company is LucasArts, man behind the company did the films. But that certainly is better, would feel more 'movie-related' if the movie team gets more involved with the games.