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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: $500 <= chump change, was Re: Port I/O
Date: 1996/11/19
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Tim Moran says

"  Perhaps that's why my 8 year old was moved to ask "Why are the games
with the best graphics the most boring?" :("

Interesting, but in this country, the big market winners in the game market
are precisely violent action games with good graphics. Not my taste, I 
much prefer RPG games with interesting puzzles and the graphics are
secondary, but I am afraid we are in a minority (interestinly enough,
in Japan, such RPG games are the big sellers).