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<blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 3156378" data-attributes="member: 4779">10 hours is certainly not typical for non-RPGs.&nbsp; That is a bit short, even if it may be the norm for some recent FPS games.&nbsp; What are you comparing it to?&nbsp; Let's go with similar games for arguement's sake:Halo:&nbsp; 15+ hoursGRAW:&nbsp; 10 hoursPDZ:&nbsp; 12 hoursThat's just the FPS games.&nbsp; If you start adding in games like Resident Evil 4 (25+ hrs) and Metroid Prime (20+) that are comparable, just w/o multiplayer then things get murkier.&nbsp; Throw in a game like God of War (15+) and that 10 hours looks even worse.That said, I would imagine that the multlplayer will make a difference for lots of people so the single-player campaign won't need to be that long.As the years go by, expect to see a considerable amount more on high-capacity discs.&nbsp; PS3 just happens to be the only player in that market for consoles right now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Crichton, post: 3156378, member: 4779"] 10 hours is certainly not typical for non-RPGs. That is a bit short, even if it may be the norm for some recent FPS games. What are you comparing it to? Let's go with similar games for arguement's sake: Halo: 15+ hours GRAW: 10 hours PDZ: 12 hours That's just the FPS games. If you start adding in games like Resident Evil 4 (25+ hrs) and Metroid Prime (20+) that are comparable, just w/o multiplayer then things get murkier. Throw in a game like God of War (15+) and that 10 hours looks even worse. That said, I would imagine that the multlplayer will make a difference for lots of people so the single-player campaign won't need to be that long. As the years go by, expect to see a considerable amount more on high-capacity discs. PS3 just happens to be the only player in that market for consoles right now. [/QUOTE]

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