Official E3 Discussion Thread

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Not true, it does have something to do with how good a game is.
When you run out of things to do the game becomes boring, but when there is more items to find or new levels to unlock you can get more out of it and there's more of a challenge.
It doesn't necessarily define the game but it is important.

that only matters when there is too little stuff. in that case, though, it's generally a much deeper problem then that.

it does not, however, affect how good the stuff in the game itself is. how long a game is has nothing to do with how good it is.

I didnt say a good game needed lots of stuff, or that fact along decides what makes a good game just that it makes a different.
Tho it does if the game is an rpg, but in this case were talking about kirby.