I got to thinking about this this afternoon, and IMHO, it really boils
down to what makes you happy. I mean, so what if one game is more "real"
than the other, or this one has these "bugs". I kinda feel like saying just
drive (play) what make you happy. That is to say, don't buy something
because of what someone else says and at the same time, don't ignore
something because someone said not to buy. (Thank god for the demos).
I guess I'm lucky because my local software store has a 7 day return
policy. (You can take it back if you don't like it). But what I'm trying to
say is that "hey, I love GPL...however not everyone likes it". (Just like
some folks really like all the NFS series.....).
Well, enough of this jibberish.
Cheers!
In article <7lHk5.489$[email hidden]>, "Regular Racer"
<[email hidden]> writes:
You can normally find one or two people whose tastes are similar to yours.
THOSE are the people you pay attention to. If there's a demo available for a
game, that makes it easier - you can see for yourself. If there isn't,
hopefully you have a store with a return policy.
Eldred
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