Scribblenauts will be a victim of its own hype

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@Hailinel said:

Value has nothing to do with a game's quality or price.  In the end, it's how much enjoyment one gets out of a game that really matters. "

It's not really a matter of opinion.  Value is derived from Quality / Price (aka. Bang per Buck).  That's literally what the word 'value' means in this context.

You are correct that 'quality' is subjective and therefore 'value' is also subjective.  I'll give you an extreme example:  GTAIV releases for $100,000, the quality remains identical, the value is much worse.

My point is that those believing $20 indie games genuinely have superior quality to $60 AAA titles (I'll stop using that term when somebody gives me something better), are clearly in the minority, or those indie games would not need to be released at 1/3 of the price.  Some of you may think they are higher quality - the market does not agree with you. 

I'm not saying anybody is wrong individually, because as we have established, 'quality' is a matter of opinion.  When people say shit like "Oh, WoG was obviously the best game that year!" and "I worry about people that prefer <insert AAA title> to Braid! Tee Hee!", well no, I'm afraid it isn't 'obvious' and that being their opinion does not make it fact. "