re: How long should a game be?

He's part of the gaming industry's problem right now. They want mobile games that don't take much thinking and that they can finish in one or two sittings.

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Seeing this and this guys other video's makes me think he hates video games.

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"Dragon Age: Inquisition is 40-80 hours long....and that...just made me...weep inside."

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Perhaps he's simply saying he's sad that he probably won't have the time to invest in a game like that?

If I say I'd love to become fluent in a foreign language but it makes me sad when I realize how much time that will take, it doesn't mean I hate Spanish.

When I see these really lengthy games being talked about, I get a little sad too knowing I'm probably not going to have the time to play through them.

I could be wrong here but I feel like people's opinions on how long they want their games will largely be shaped by their age. When I was in my 20's and I heard a game was 40+ hours long, it made me happy. Now in my 30's with a family, that same news usually means I won't be playing that game or at the very least not playing it to completion.