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Five Secrets Every Hardcore Gamer Knows That Could Ruin The Video Game Industry

December 16, 2011 in Blog comments 3

A shocking expose into the video game industry. The U.S. Department of Electronic Entertainment gives you all the information THEY don't want you to know!

We here at the Department of Electronic Entertainment possess vast pools of intel about the gaming industry. We deal with situations every day that would leave most Americans cowering in terror. But some secrets don’t require a team of espionage specialists; some secrets about the gaming industry are widely understood by long-time gamers yet unknown by most of the population. While the following revelations may seem obvious to most gamers, the financial security of the industry is based on uninformed consumers not being able to catch on. If the mainstream media, and hordes of gift-buying relatives were to ever learn the following five secrets, it could spell disaster for the major video game publishers:
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    DC Sniper Dec 16, 11
    I love the adage "for every Skyrim there are dozens of awful games" and how its completely false. The only time that this even comes into play is when talking about Flash games. That's it. There aren't dozens of Skyrim copies running about, to even suggest an idea like that is inane and stupid.
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      Hideo1 Dec 23, 11
      I don't think he meant specifically dozens of awful Skyrim copies, just generally dozens of awful games.
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    Seproth Dec 16, 11
    1. Most "journalists" misuse the word Terrible, Awful, Horrible, etc... Most games are in fact very average. You don't see a whole lot of really bad games.

    Games don't go down to $20 all that quickly either. Especially Nintendo games, and Heavy Rain was full price for like 3 years. Also aside from Rockstar and actual GOTY's like Arkham Asylum and Oblvion there's not a whole lot of complete editions out there. They're growing in popularity, but to say "there will be a GOTY" is asinine as a blanket statement.

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