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The thing is there's really no discussion needed. There's a giant elephant in the room, which is the fact that 7R1 was near flawless in every way in terms of gameplay variety, depth, pacing, quality, and amount. All we can do is criticize the very few weak sequences (lights, robot arms, ghost train), which only admits how flawless the other 95% of the game was.

So yes, we're gonna compare 7R2 to that game. It's not speculation, or theoretical, or subjective. It's a real game we all actually played years ago. They nailed it then, and didn't quite repeat the success this time. That's fine. Maybe 3 will be better than both combined.