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"Blake Snow writes that according to one expert, 90% of players starting a game will never see the end of it and not just the dull unfinished games. Only 10% of Avid players ended last year, the critically acclaimed Red Dead Redemption, according to Raptr, following more than 23 million game sessions. "What I said as a general expectation is that 90% of players begin their game never see the end of it unless you see a clip on YouTube, "said Keith Fuller, a contractor of the long-term production of Activision. The conclusion is that people have less time to play before, have more options than ever and are more likely to play multiplayer modes quickly affected, even at 100 hours of epic. "They are lucky to find the time to beat a game 10 hours once or twice per month, "says Fuller average age of the player." They did not 't feel cheated by the sale of games and play one more game as many hours as your schedule permits before proceeding to another title. "Even avid players are already considering the idea of ??short games." Making a game is worth my time and money, and I look forward, "said Casey Willis." After all, 10 hours is better than great 20 hours of boring. "

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