The age old questsion, what makes a game good. And I dont mean good as in you rent it from a video store, like it a bit, then when you see it again you can't decide if you want to rent it again. I mean the game that you rent, then you buy it within a week.
In the above case, length would obviously be a considerable feature, since you might beat the game before you have to return it. At which point, the gameplay would have to be SO good that you want to keep playing it over and over again. But in another case, you could go to a friends house, see them playing it, then buy it yourself. This means that the way that the game is presented to you could have a big impact on your chances of buying it. But when you actually sit down and PLAY the game, what REALLY makes the difference on how much you enjoy it?
In the above case, length would obviously be a considerable feature, since you might beat the game before you have to return it. At which point, the gameplay would have to be SO good that you want to keep playing it over and over again. But in another case, you could go to a friends house, see them playing it, then buy it yourself. This means that the way that the game is presented to you could have a big impact on your chances of buying it. But when you actually sit down and PLAY the game, what REALLY makes the difference on how much you enjoy it?