[QUOTE="insanejedi"]Thats subjective. You need an Objective criteria if you are to order these games, you can't just say this one is arcady so it doesn't count. Theoretically if Ratchet and Clanck Quest for Booty got an 8.0 I highly wonder if it would count as an AAE, same with Penny Arcade adventures. The Sam and Max games are 10$ and so are games on PSN and XBLA, why can't they count? Same price, same deal. If they haven't, reviewers should start rating them similarly to 10$ or 15$ games same with the 10$, 20$ and 30$ PC games they have been doing for budget PC games for years.
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It has nothing to do with price. I can get a discount on a 50 dollard game and get it for ten bucks. Is it suddenly the same calibur as a PSN game? NO. It's a bloody PSN game. It only counts when comparing it to XBLA games and WiiWaire games. They are not the high production games. Here's some criteria, if you can get it in a disk format, it counts. Is that objective enough for ya?
If Audiosurf got an 8.0 would you consider it to be an AA game on the offical list? And getting it in a disk format is a completly flawed arguement. What your playing is information, which is nothing more than bunch of ones and zero's, the disk is nothing more than a medium. I seriously think if valve made the move to make Half Life 3 (AAA) a download only game, no one would be with you in that it doesn't count because it doesn't come on some disk. High production games? What about Defcon, or Darwinia? Those I don't belive have massive budgets or whatever, or complex graphics, and those are on the list! And i dont think you can get Darwinia or Defcon on a disk either!
Edit: Darwinia isin't on the list, but Defcon is, you get my point....
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