You get one hour, five nights a week, to play the latest game you’ve bought. The game should take you X hours to play. Do you care what X is equal to?
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It all depends if a game drags on and on or it's engaging all the way through.
I also don't mind short games as long as they have high replay value
Doesn't matter to me if it's long or short, as long as it's a GOOD game.
I would say that length/content is just as important as gameplay. I wouldn't get a game that's fun, but only 8 hours long with no replay value (at least on launch day). But at the same time, I wouldn't get a 50 hour game that's boring.
Don't know about you, but one of my favourite games of all time, Portal, took about 3 hours to complete, I don't really mind about how long a game is.
What a silly point of view, how can someone want shorter games when prices are on the up? I want bigger bang for my buck, i want devs to earn my money