I’m curious about the influence of Let’s Plays on someone’s decision whether or not to buy a game. If you have the time, please answer the following poll.
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December 12, 2011 • 2:31 pm
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I don’t watch Let’s Plays, but I do watch video reviews on sites like Gamespot.com
This is talking exclusively about Let’s Plays. Video reviews are a whole other thing, yeah.
It depends on the game and the dialogue of the Lets Play. I’ve seen some hilarious ones and some corny ones.
Just as a poll guide, probably it’s best answer what your “average” feeling is to get an idea of the influence as a whole. Obviously one would think a “good” LP is much more likely to encourage sales than a “bad” one.
I don’t really watch LP’s.I watched Coe’s Quest for a bit then got bored.
For the most part I tend to know what games I want to get already.
Coe’s LP is actually one of the reasons I made this poll.