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Should console manufacturers ban very bad games from releasing on their condsoles?

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I don't mean the games that try to be good but suck like some of the sonic games. I mean stuff like meme run. Gamrs designed intentionally to be terrible and take the piss out of something.

In your opinion should these games be allowed on the consoles or should they be told, you have to try and make a serious game?
Also if the makers of such crass games argue that their game is serious who would make the ultimate decision on it?
 

pyjamas5189

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Please don't yell at me but what would define a bad game?? What sucks for some people is fine for others so how would could you make it work?? I'm not poking just genuinely curious
 

Terminus

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No, that's ridiculous, arbitrary, and unenforceable.

Case in point (in terms of unlicensed garbage being impossible to keep off of systems):

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Ventus

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You'd have to ban 90% of what's currently on PS4 and X1 and PC lmfaooo

These kiddies don't even make games anymore, just RNG Skinner boxes and "interactive experiences". Call it edgy, but **** Sony and M$ and PC.
 

Justac00lguy

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Bad games need to exist to show what the **** a bad game is and what not to do. Also bad games are actually pretty funny to play.
 

CrimsonCavalier

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Absolutely not.

If a console manufacturer wants to put a "Seal of Approval" on a game to show that they are backing it in terms of perceived quality, I'm okay with that, but nothing should be banned.
 

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