Tagged: video games, Gaming
Source: Ars Technica - Read the full article
Posted: 2 years 9 weeks ago
"When will gamers finally have way too much of not enough? The tension between game prices and the length of the experience is only becoming more apparent as big-budget, long-hyped releases can be finished in the span of an afternoon. Most recently, Medal of Honor, Vanquish, and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 were chastised by critics and consumers alike for being incredibly brief—all take about five hours to complete.
Games are getting shorter, but not many in the industry readily want to admit it. Setting up interviews for this article proved a Sisyphean task: no one wanted to say their games were too short, and those who created longer games were loath to criticize their peers..."
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Single player is shorter, a game without multi is getting rare...
I think the future is co-op...its really nice playing with 2-3 friends
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Seriously, they are ripping us off. Most the games that come out are getting repetitive and are short. I'd might as well see the same 2-hour movie three times for $30 instead of paying $60 for a 5-hour game. I can't wait to get into the gaming industry and try to straighten things out...