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Action Packed Gaming Company

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by himu » Sun Nov 18, 2012 8:13 pm
The Action-Packed Gaming Company, based on the success of the previous season's video game featuring the character Sam Li, of the popular Fist of Awe series of martial arts movies, developed for the current season a similar martial arts game featuring a new character who is also a martial arts master. The new game had improved 3-D graphics, enhanced multiplayer capability, and dozens of new martial arts moves developed by real-life masters. However, marketing surveys showed that teenagers were uninterested in this new game, and the game sold very poorly.

The passage implies that an explanation for the failure of the new game is based on doubt regarding which of the following assumptions?



Teenagers make purchasing decisions based on the technological merits of video games, not the name recognition of the games' main characters.



Buyers of video games prefer to purchase games based on popular movies.



The Fist of Awe series of movies was extremely popular with teenagers who regularly purchase video games.



Technological improvement from one video game to the next does not guarantee a corresponding increase in sales.



The successful video game may have benefited from advertising associated with the Fist of Awe movies, a benefit the failed video game did not have.
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by Bill@VeritasPrep » Sun Nov 18, 2012 9:29 pm
Here's what I said in a previous thread :)
The stimulus is actually about the game that followed Sam Li's game. This new game also had a martial arts master, but we don't know if the new character is from a movie franchise or not.

The question stem is awkward, but I believe it's asking for an assumption in the original argument that would be challenged by an explanation of the game's failure. The explanation is not given, so we are trying to identify something around which we could build our own explanation. To me, the stimulus points out the reasons why the new game should have been successful, but the marketing surveys show that it was not.

Choice A works because technological merits are given as the main benefits of the new game. The company assumes that the advancements are enough to sell the new game because that's what teenagers want. if that's not true, then the failure makes sense.
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Re: Action Packed Gaming Company

by Katzen » Fri Oct 08, 2021 7:27 am
thanks a lot
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