Ps3 has the best rated games percentage!

:| I'd rather have a choice of 52 80%+ games than 14.

It's because there are so few games :lol:ToScA-

That is why the percentage is there. :| 

[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:Socrates88

That is why the percentage is there. :|

The percentage would most likely drop if the number of games on the platform were to increase. 

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:ToScA-

That is why the percentage is there. :|

The percentage would most likely drop if the number of games on the platform were to increase.

It could most likey rise as well... 

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:Socrates88

That is why the percentage is there. :|

The percentage would most likely drop if the number of games on the platform were to increase.

It could most likey rise as well...

30 of those 44 games are rated under 80%. Using mathematic rules of probability, there is therefore more of a chance that the percentage of games rated above 80% would decrease with the increasing amount of titles on the specific platform.

However, I don't see how this matters at all. We're talking about a console with 44 games vs one with 188 games. Why anyone would draw any conclusion over anything when the titles are so few, as well as when the amount of titles is highly different, is something that is beyond me.

[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:Socrates88

That is why the percentage is there. :|

You've obviously never taken statistics.

sorry dude, you fail

the % doesn't matter here, would u rather have 52 games rated over 80% or 14?

as simple as that 

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:ToScA-

That is why the percentage is there. :|

The percentage would most likely drop if the number of games on the platform were to increase.

It could most likey rise as well...

30 of those 44 games are rated under 80%. Using mathematic rules of probability, there is therefore more of a chance that the percentage of games rated above 80% would decrease with the increasing amount of titles on the specific platform.

However, I don't see how this matters at all. We're talking about a console with 44 games vs one with 188 games. Why anyone would draw any conclusion over anything when the titles are so few, as well as when the amount of titles is highly different, is something that is beyond me.

If 30:44 is 68% then 60:88 is 68% also. When did probability shows the number decreasing or increasing? 

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:swamprat_basic

That is why the percentage is there. :|

You've obviously never taken statistics.

Obviosuly you haven't. The stats show that if PS3 reaches 188 games it will have a better percentage of 80% rated games than the Xbox360 did. Of course this is all probablity.  

If 30:44 is 68% then 60:88 is 68% also. When did probability shows the number decreasing or increasing?

Socrates88

You're absolutely right, dunno what I was thinking.

Oh well, I still believe there are too few games on PS3/too many on Xbox 360 to draw any form of interesting conclusion. Giving it a year or two would be appropiate.

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:Socrates88

That is why the percentage is there. :|

You've obviously never taken statistics.

Obviosuly you haven't. The stats show that if PS3 reaches 188 games it will have a better percentage of 80% rated games than the Xbox360 did. Of course this is all probablity.

Once again, you have clearly never taken statistics. The larger the sample size the more accurate the results will be, always. According to your data, PS3 has less than 1/4 the amount of games of the Xbox 360. There is no way to accurately compare the two, and the only thing one can know for certain is that the percentages will change as more games come out.

Your method would be like looking at a basketball player who's gone 1 for 2 in free throws at the start of a game, and saying that he is definitely going to finish the game and the season with a 50%  free throw average. Well many people start off games going 1 for 2 on free throws, they only have to miss one shot afterall, but they will almost certainly finish the game and the season with a much better shooting % than .500. Unless his name is Shaquille O'Neal.

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[QUOTE="ToScA-"]It's because there are so few games :lol:Socrates88

That is why the percentage is there. :|

You've obviously never taken statistics.

Obviosuly you haven't. The stats show that if PS3 reaches 188 games it will have a better percentage of 80% rated games than the Xbox360 did. Of course this is all probablity.

It's called Chance Error. If you roll a die six times, your 'statistics' say that you should get 3 even numbers and 3 odd numbers, but you might not. The fewer number of games the PS3 has, the more its average score (or percent of scores above 80%) will deviate from the standard curve. 

If the PS3 lineup follows the standard curve, with 188 games there should be around 45 AA and AAA titles. I could give you the chance error, but I forgot how and my stats book is all the way across the house. ;)