i asked a question about video games demos being released way before the actual game
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Uchiha Avenger Sasuke
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Its right and besides all that some demos aint complete as they should be ( glitched , FPS drops etc ) .
Uchiha Avenger Sasuke
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Yea and with trailers are the same thing , i remember i saw trailer for All Points Bulletin game like year ago , and then i was like wow i want this game and stuff and by time they released it i forgot about it .
Uhm I'm haven't been sure at first whether your post was sarcastic or not as the stuff in the quotation seemes pretty obvious to me ._.
Well I remember waiting over 2 years for "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess" after a demo was released so yeah... Games need their time to "grow" great.
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Of course games aren't going to be finished when a demo is released. It's usually the basis for beta testers to check to see if there's any glitches, and to just see whether the game needs any improvements in any areas. Also the games taking a hell of a long time to come out after a demo is released doesn't matter, as it gives more time for improvements for more demos and more pleasing the fans, if you will. 
Duke Nukem Forever is a perfect example of this. I'm not sure if they released demos over the years of development, but they weren't happy with it, since new and improved technologies were coming out as the game was progressing. The developers took the initiative of thinking the fans wouldn't like these outdated attributes and changed it until they felt like they were content with the game, being on top of the line, and that method was a success as it pleased fans with lots of Duke-ness.
Duke Nukem Forever is a perfect example of this. I'm not sure if they released demos over the years of development, but they weren't happy with it, since new and improved technologies were coming out as the game was progressing. The developers took the initiative of thinking the fans wouldn't like these outdated attributes and changed it until they felt like they were content with the game, being on top of the line, and that method was a success as it pleased fans with lots of Duke-ness.
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lol i agree buddyOf course games aren't going to be finished when a demo is released. It's usually the basis for beta testers to check to see if there's any glitches, and to just see whether the game needs any improvements in any areas. Also the games taking a hell of a long time to come out after a demo is released doesn't matter, as it gives more time for improvements for more demos and more pleasing the fans, if you will.
Duke Nukem Forever is a perfect example of this. I'm not sure if they released demos over the years of development, but they weren't happy with it, since new and improved technologies were coming out as the game was progressing. The developers took the initiative of thinking the fans wouldn't like these outdated attributes and changed it until they felt like they were content with the game, being on top of the line, and that method was a success as it pleased fans with lots of Duke-ness.