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Ok, this is something that I've been meaning to talk about for a long time. Basically a lot of Sonic fans have been using the sales as a means to push their opinions down on others. Like for example "Well both Adventure games sold really well, so that obvious means they're great games", or "Rise of Lyric is an awful game since it's the worst selling Sonic game." Look the sales of Sonic games are techinally facts, but that doesn't mean we can solely use that to declare what's right and wrong for the Sonic series. Yes the sales do show what people like and don't like, but fans use this as a way to "prove" that their opinion on a Sonic game is fact and that they know what's best for the series, whether it's postive or negative, and that everyone who thinks otherwise is ... well do I even need to say it? I'm sorry, but even if your opinion is on the majority side of either a well liked and good selling or well hated an poorly selling Sonic game, it still doesn't change the fact that your opinion is about as equal as everybody else no matter how many units the game sells. Bottomline, yes sales do show gamers interest, but that doesn't mean we can just use them to act like our opinions are superior to others and that the series should be exactly like how they want it.

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Ok, this is something that I've been meaning to talk about for a long time. Basically a lot of Sonic fans have been using the sales as a means to push their opinions down on others. Like for example "Well both Adventure games sold really well, so that obvious means they're great games", or "Rise of Lyric is an awful game since it's the worst selling Sonic game." Look the sales of Sonic games are techinally facts, but that doesn't mean we can solely use that to declare what's right and wrong for the Sonic series. Yes the sales do show what people like and don't like, but fans use this as a way to "prove" that their opinion on a Sonic game is fact and that they know what's best for the series, whether it's postive or negative, and that everyone who thinks otherwise is ... well do I even need to say it? I'm sorry, but even if your opinion is on the majority side of either a well liked and good selling or well hated an poorly selling Sonic game, it still doesn't change the fact that your opinion is about as equal as everybody else no matter how many units the game sells. Bottomline, yes sales do show gamers interest, but that doesn't mean we can just use them to act like our opinions are superior to others and that the series should be exactly like how they want it.