Sentences with phrase «as game review sites»

At least it should have encouraged you to dig a little deeper, perhaps even connect with the developer (as game review sites did when problems surfaced with the 360 version of Skyrim).

Not exact matches

The release strategy looks to be working as the game has, as of this writing, garnered a score of 91 out of 100 on review aggregation site Metacritic.

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I mean, on most sites, this game has scores almost as good as The Last of Us, but for me, to eve... Read Full Review

However, I'm not here to review the video game, as there are many other sites for that, I'm here to review this movie adaptation.

Hopefully the game gets a second wind with this PC release as the console release failed to set the world alight even though it received positive reviews from most major game - sites.

Sure, it bagged plenty of positive reviews but you'd be hard pressed to ever hear the game mentioned, even on dedicated gaming sites such as our own.

2) XB fanatics trolling every site and forum trying to prove this game is «not AAA» 3) Even one of the Reviewing sites start to back peddle and try and find excuses for their strange reviews 4) This game is even mentioned by a non game publisher as a «watershed» for the games industry because of the graphics and playability Even a blind man with a stick can feel that something is going wrong here with the «reviewers».

Like always the actual price of this product won't affect the score the end of this review too much, for two very distinct reasons: the first is that I get many of the games and products that I review on this site for free, and this I am not the best person to be judging value as I did not spend money on it, and second because I firmly believe that what I view as a good value for money may not be what you view as good value for money.

Reviews come with just a few quick words from the site or magazine that are vague at best and rarely ever help you ascertain why your latest game flopped, leaving you in the dark as to what you might need to think about fixing for your next release, and that can be frustrating, especially if your company is on the verge of going bust and you really need to make your next game sell but have no idea where to start — does it need to be a fraction more story - based, or perhaps you need to adjust the balance of graphics and sound.

Yes, it is my site and as such I don't have to publish something every day, and every publisher gets told that their game will be reviewed on my time.

Many people would argue that websites having to buy their own games would be a good thing, but that's untrue for two reasons; the first is that small sites, such as myself, simply could not afford to do that, and second it would mean no reviews for launch, so consumers would be blind except for what the publisher lets them see.

As a small site I work quite hard to get PR companies to pay attention to me and thus get the review code needed to fuel the site, games that I otherwise couldn't afford.

Mr Pumblechook, Just as with some review sites a perfect score is not meant to say the game is perfect.

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Arms (8.0) Gears of War 4 (8.0) Games they consider as good with a 7.5 rating Splatoon 2 FFXV: Episode Prompto... yes just the episode Other really good, or at least decent games they scored pitifully low Horizon: Zero Dawn (6.0) Mass Effect: Andromeda (4.5)... I know it's debated, but it's not a terrible game Halo Wars 2 (5.5) Halo 5 SP campaing (6.0)... OK, that may be acceptable I guess, but then there's this Halo 5 MP (7.0) There is only one site I know that doesn't just dish out high reviews, and a 8 from them is considered a really good game.

[Every week, we sum up sister iPhone and iPad site FingerGaming's top news and reviews for Apple's nascent — and increasingly exciting — portable games platform, as written by editor in chief Danny Cowan and authors Tucker Dean, Jason Johnson, Ryan Hibbeler, and Mike Rose.]

Everyone saying it isn't a good game is full of it bc none of u have played it yet, i don't really trust corrupt review sites & the metacritic which is complete garbage — meta would lead u to believe cod ghosts is FAR superior to KZ Shadowfall & titanfall is equally as good as Deus Ex HR..

While we're a volunteer site, we do offer access to the gaming industry, chances to attend events such as E3 and PAX, and review copies of games.

I am part of the games review team on the site, so watch for my reviews of all major titles as they release.

Instead (as a nerdy NES raised kid), I haunt this site checking every game review before I buy so I can have just the best ones on my menu all the time.

I still plan to give Metroid: Samus Returns as much love as the other games (including a review and a full walkthrough) but these days I don't have as much time to work on the site, so future updates for the game will take a little longer to develop and publish.

If we receive a game at the same time as it releases, rather than rush an official review we will update the site with regular gameplay diary entries giving impressions, thoughts and experiences as we play through the title.

I played through a bunch of other games during that time as well, some of which I have reviewed for the site, and some I have even written about that I needed to catch up on (I am looking at you Mass Effect series).

These and other instances of review tampering and outside influence do reinforce readers to be skeptical of game journalist sites, and it is in our best interest as journalists to ensure this kind of thinking — albeit not by receiving kickbacks or sitting high on our chairs of authority.

And, for those who noted the unusual space before the colon in the title, I make a point of calling games in the title of my reviews by what they're called on the Xbox web site, considering it the final arbiter of what's correct, but I may have to re-evaluate that as even I have to admit that the space before the colon simply can't be right.

as somebody who's done reviews for you guys in the past I would like to know Is there any chance that we can get valkyria Chronicles 2 and 3 as a PSN release for PS4 to catch people up on the series instead of reading up on the games on Wikipedia and fan sites.

But I kept seeing reviews pop up on some of my favorite gaming sites about the mobile game Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, by Jam City As a Harry Potter nerd, I had to check this out.

Keep an eye on this site as the game approaches its February 14 U.S. release date for our full review.

Job seekers required to have worked on critically acclaimed game as according to the review score aggregation site

We also review all the latest games thanks to the fantastic team of writers here at DJ as well as provide you with some great editorials on the site also.

Hopefully the game gets a second wind with this PC release as the console release failed to set the world alight even though it received positive reviews from most major game - sites.

We can not classify ourselves as any one style of gamer but Jennifer has expanded her gaming into casual games and writes news and reviews at her site, Casual Gamer Cgamer but Jennifer has expanded her gaming into casual games and writes news and reviews at her site, Casual Gamer CGamer Chick.

If you have followed our site for a while you would know that we absolutely love indie games, and that we are all old gamers that came up during the 80s and when we get the joy of reviewing a game that not only is indie but also is an homage to games we grew up with, then we are all over it and everything else has to take a back - seat, as is with the case of this gem of a game that you need to get called Heroes of Loot by OrangePixel, and here is the reason why.

[Every week, we sum up sister iPhone site FingerGaming's top news and reviews for Apple's nascent — and increasingly exciting — portable games platform, as written by editor in chief Danny Cowan and authors Mathew Kumar and Jonathan Glover.]

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August 1997 - September 1998 — The site was relaunched as «Computer Adventure Game Series Meta - Review», which later was renamed to «Computer Adventure Game Anthology Meta - Review» with a forgettable acronym CAGA - MR.

A vast procedural generated space and planetary exploration and survival game Expect to pay: $ 60 / # 40 Developer: Hello Games Publisher: Hello Games Reviewed on: Intel i5 - 6600K @ 3.50 GHz, 8 GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Multiplayer: Not as far as we've seen Link: Official Site

Unfortunately after release a number of issues came up with the online networking that we did not anticipate and as a result, it kind of marred our first week of release and indie sites being the first to review these types of games, caught onto it quickly.

This doesn't mean playsets aren't just as important, (especially when you consider this is the content most game sites base their reviews off of), personally I think that playsets for frozen, big hero 6 and inside out could make DI a necessity for every disney lover.

I plan to have a full review of the game available around that time, since my «role» in running this site kind of requires me to buy most major Nintendo games that people might want to search for information about online as part of my «job» as a staff member here.

I'm just hypothesizing over what I've gleaned from commenters on other sites, as well as those who left their opinion on my review of the game (see below).

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