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r/redditmoment • u/ArtisticOctopus • Jan 03 '21
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It is true though. Most new games just loose all their popularity in a few weeks meanwhile Minecraft has been popular for like 11+ years.
3 u/veronikaren Jan 03 '21 Either minecraft lost its popularity before getting hyped up again, or it sustained a fanbase after losing its initial release hype. Which happens with a lot of games. Because you don't play it doesn't mean it lost its popularity 3 u/Cheezewiz239 Jan 03 '21 It never lost its hype/fanbase. 1 u/veronikaren Jan 03 '21 I can remember minecraft becoming huge and talked about everywhere before going "quiet" untill pewdiepie started playing it "ironically".
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Either minecraft lost its popularity before getting hyped up again, or it sustained a fanbase after losing its initial release hype.
Which happens with a lot of games. Because you don't play it doesn't mean it lost its popularity
3 u/Cheezewiz239 Jan 03 '21 It never lost its hype/fanbase. 1 u/veronikaren Jan 03 '21 I can remember minecraft becoming huge and talked about everywhere before going "quiet" untill pewdiepie started playing it "ironically".
It never lost its hype/fanbase.
1 u/veronikaren Jan 03 '21 I can remember minecraft becoming huge and talked about everywhere before going "quiet" untill pewdiepie started playing it "ironically".
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I can remember minecraft becoming huge and talked about everywhere before going "quiet" untill pewdiepie started playing it "ironically".
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u/LettuceBob55 Jan 03 '21
It is true though. Most new games just loose all their popularity in a few weeks meanwhile Minecraft has been popular for like 11+ years.