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Aug 25, 2026
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Games That Prove Bigger Is Not Always Better
Somewhere along the line, the number of hours a game takes to finish became shorthand for how good it must be. Bigger maps, more side quests, extra playable characters, and enough collectibles to wallpaper a small house all look lovely on the back of a box, but they don't necessarily make the actual experience any bett...
Somewhere along the line, the number of hours a game takes to finish became shorthand for how good it must be. Bigger maps, more side quests, extra playable characters, and enough collectibles to wallpaper a small house all look lovely on the back of a box, but they don't necessarily make the actual experience any better.
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