Re:Super Mario Run
by joeschmoe on Friday December 16, 2016 @09:18AM
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> Let's go ahead and apply your logic to Pokemon Go: "It's an iPhone game named Pokemon Go".
You're missing some context here, as to someone who plays iPhone games the word 'Run' suggests that the game is an infinite runner[1]. So "an iPhone game named Super Mario Run" does imply more information (that it's probably an infinite runner, which is not quite correct, but reasonably close) than your Pokemon Go version.
You're missing some context here, as to someone who plays iPhone games the word 'Run' suggests that the game is an infinite runner[1]. So "an iPhone game named Super Mario Run" does imply more information (that it's probably an infinite runner, which is not quite correct, but reasonably close) than your Pokemon Go version.
[1] see Sonic Runners, Rayman Run, etc.