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zebatov 04/24/20 7:44:29 AM #47:	GTA5 lost like it shouldnt have. pedro45 posted... There is a middle ground, it's not just black and white. Terrible games typically don't sell well, but that doesn't mean a bad selling game is bad and vice versa. Look back on top games throughout years and you might notice that. Movies can make this all quite clear, hence cult classics. Idk about you, but I really don't care for Titanic. It was good for its time, but those cardboard backgrounds are just so evident now. But if you put Titanic against Donnie Darko Titanic should win. Unless of course the vote was being held on a site where Donnie Darko was popular. I hope this makes more sense now. Conception616 posted... According to TCs logic, Vanilla Ice is one of the greatest rappers ever, since his debut album sold over 8 million copies. According to TCs logic he would be better than someone who sold only 500,000 copies and was actually less popular --- C was right. <cite>zebatov posted [p:937992015] in As of Righ... [t:78614591]...</cite> <quote>GTA5 lost like it shouldnt have. pedro45 posted... </cite> <quote>There is a middle ground, it's not just black and white. Terrible games typically don't sell well, but that doesn't mean a bad selling game is bad and vice versa. Look back on top games throughout years and you might notice that. Movies can make this all quite clear, hence cult classics. Idk about you, but I really don't care for Titanic. It was good for its time, but those cardboard backgrounds are just so evident now.</quote>But if you put Titanic against Donnie Darko Titanic should win. Unless of course the vote was being held on a site where Donnie Darko was popular. I hope this makes more sense now. Conception616 posted... </cite> <quote>According to TCs logic, Vanilla Ice is one of the greatest rappers ever, since his debut album sold over 8 million copies.</quote>According to TCs logic he would be better than someone who sold only 500,000 copies and was actually less popular --- C was right.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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