Shall i buy it

I know this doesn't have much to do with Tech Problems, but it is something that I can't ignore for much longer. Many of my friends complain to me about purchasing games and not being able to stand playing them for more than half an hour.
Can you imagine how bad of a game it must have been? Can you imagine the look on my face when my friends told me about it?

If you can imagine the two things listed above, I am more than 80% sure that you know how to pick out a good video game. If you can't imagine, or you just feel like reading up on some useful tips, here are some things to do to insure that the game you are going to buy will be an all time favorite and not a waste of money:
1. If a new game comes out, and you aren't sure if you should buy it, ask around. If no one you know that is even sorta into video games hasn't heard of it, the game is more than likely something less than "stellar." But if everyone is talking about, it is obviously an blockbuster game, and you would be wise to buy it.
2. Check the ratings the game got! This is a major part in picking out a game, because you will know just about where the game you are thinking about is ranked. A good site to check would be IGN.com, the staff have reviewed almost every game in existence, so I recommend checking it out.
3. Have you heard the saying, "Don't judge a book by its cover?" When it comes to picking out video games, that statement is completely false. For example, if you see a game with furry animals on the cover, and they are all dancing together, I would recommend you not getting that game unless you are either a still "kid-spirited," or are getting it for a child.

Now you know three guidelines to picking out the right video games, follow them, and you will only buy the best of video games. This is Rippster1214, signing out.