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good games make more money than bad games so clearly you're wrong
Not really true. While there are lots of factors in how profitable a game is, the biggest one is marketing. Regardless of how good it is. Brand name recognition. Like any other industry. It's why games like CoD and Assassin's Creed are ridden the fuck to death despite continuously getting worse.
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Hmm, you make a convincing argument...
another win for me :)