Not exact matches
By giving Gears of War 3 such a high average score,
reviewers are setting the bar low for
what a great
game should be and are doing a disservice to an industry that is struggling to be taken seriously by the mainstream.
When looking for
games, Kim Vandenbroucke,
game reviewer at The Game Aisle, a toy industry blog, recommends finding one «with an engaging theme that will entice boys to open the box and find out what the game is about.&ra
game reviewer at The
Game Aisle, a toy industry blog, recommends finding one «with an engaging theme that will entice boys to open the box and find out what the game is about.&ra
Game Aisle, a toy industry blog, recommends finding one «with an engaging theme that will entice boys to open the box and find out
what the
game is about.&ra
game is about.»
what most
reviewer don't tell is that chasing aurora is a really really fun local multiplayer
game.
Don't belelive in hype and don't belelive in
what all of those so called
game reviewers say.
What some
reviewers have written about this fact is true but it makes you try harder next time around... with a little more angst in the bat to compensate:) and put more
game in you to beat the developers at their
game.
DO NOT listen to
what the
reviewers have to say about this
game.
Compared to
what Mario Party 8 received, Mario Party 9 is generally considered to be a better
game according to the added averages among
reviewers.
Many fans and «professional»
reviewers alike have gained a good amount of expectations in regards to
what the
game could possibly give to them after a 4 year long hiatus.
This has all been pre-release
game time, but Ubisoft was nice enough to arrange some multiplayer sessions that I was able to join with
reviewers from other outlets, so I have not had nearly as much time with the multiplayer aspects as I would like, but
what I was able to experience was top notch.
Basically, without going into too much detail, many
reviewers criticised this turn - based strategy
game for not being able to tell
what the enemy will do considering they move at the exact same time as you.
Not to discredit the
reviewer, but he forgot to go into detail about
what makes a Silent Hill
game a Silent Hill
game; the story.
Video
game reviewer Rory Appleton plays «
What Remains of Edith Finch,» which was released Tuesday, April 25, 2017.
A.J. Maciejewski (crazyaejay): I understand
what you mean and I'm sorry if this sounds arrogant but completing this enormous
game then reviewing it is a lot more than many other
reviewers can say they did.
I also don't understand
what the
reviewer means by «uninspired Lvl - Design», as this
game offers quite entertaining, varied, recognizeable and polished stage - designs.
To be a hundred percent honest, you are playing a numbers
game with Amazon reviews, and you don't care
what's IN those reviews (unless they're ALL terrible, which probably means something's wrong with your book, not the
reviewers).
No matter
what you do you're never exactly sure why your latest
game succeeded or failed,
what made it work or not work in the eyes of the
reviewers.
Now if you based all your purchasing on
reviewers than
what you need to do is find those you trust, not a site but a
reviewer and when it's not the guy you trust you need to read the pros & cons of the
game and decide from that whether the
game is for you or not.
That is where these
games show courage, and I think also that is
what is very much appreciated by
reviewers who have to play the same kind of
games over and over.
A lot of
gamers and
reviewers were disappointed with the ending of
what was otherwise a truly magnificent
game.
Im buying the
game regardless of
what reviewers say, never cared for other peoples opinions.
To try and explain
what I mean: Sega - 16 has various
reviewers and their goal is to review all 16 - bit (and now 8 - bit) Sega
games.
«Although it would have been nice to have a bit more variety, and a longer story without any glitches, Tacoma uses strong voice acting, colorful characters, and an interesting
game premise to more than makeup for
what it lacks,» our
reviewer concluded.
What can we say, we're excited to see
reviewers enjoying the
game!
That's likely
what it is — they may have intended for the
game to be available for
reviewers to redeem their vouchers (i.e. not visible to the public) but must've selected the wrong settings by mistake.
Obviously with so many different
reviewers on TVL, each with different opinions on
what makes a good
game, some are going to be a bit more harsh / generous than others.
I actually think the parts of playing the «ball»
game actually sounds fun, contrary to
what this
reviewer's experience was.
While
reviewer Ryan McCafferey praised the
game's graphics and tone, he wasn't impressed by the rest of
what the
game had to offer, specifically saying it outstays its welcome.
The first trailer is the official launch trailer for the
game, and the second trailer is an accolades trailer, so you can see
what reviewers are saying about the
game.
*** «
What does make it a failure is if they were unable to capitalise on the changes to the point where simply meeting the status - quo would have been a better game... and quite frankly from the review it doesn't sound like that» *** *** «I «am no fan of the series nor do I really care about the games, but I do care when a reviewer (especially from a site with influence) out - rightly pushes an agenda rather than seeing the game for what it is.&ra
What does make it a failure is if they were unable to capitalise on the changes to the point where simply meeting the status - quo would have been a better
game... and quite frankly from the review it doesn't sound like that» *** *** «I «am no fan of the series nor do I really care about the
games, but I do care when a
reviewer (especially from a site with influence) out - rightly pushes an agenda rather than seeing the
game for
what it is.&ra
what it is.»
What could Team Ninja or this
game have possibly done to the
reviewer to warrant such outright flaming?
Too me it appears clear that the
reviewer saw the
game for
what it is and apparently thought it was «awful» hence the 3/10.
To be honest I never read reviews, I» rather go from
what my friends advise or buy the
game to see for myself, theirs a lot of back stage sniggering when it comes to
reviewers and their opinions, maybe they had a bad expirence with a developer previously, whatever the case may be buy the
game and stop your moaning!
I «am no fan of the series nor do I really care about the
games, but I do care when a
reviewer (especially from a site with influence) out - rightly pushes an agenda rather than seeing the
game for
what it is.
If I was a Professional
reviewer I would give this
game a: Funfactor - 10 This is
what is selling the
game for me.
I appreciate that
reviewers are using the full 10 score now and rating bad
games under a 5.0 Not sure if this
game deserves it though, well we have to just wait and see
what everyone thinks.
Well, it looks like the public either don't care
what the
reviewers say and buy it anyway, with the slightly ignorant (and probably nonsense) notion on - board that if you've bought a
game for # 45 you're likely to perceive it to have a somewhat higher set of qualities, or — you know — it's not actually as bad as everyone's saying.
I see
what you're saying, but the point is that this is still a serious gaming news & review website, and their journalists just made a completely dumb comparison which is not only unjust towards a
game, it portrays a level of unprofessionalism (is that even a word) in the article itself, as these
reviewers are supposed to at least know
what they're talking about.
I don't know how
reviewers will grade those
games because they're so unique and so different to
what the
reviewers have played with controllers.
To test it, I've played with a fellow
reviewer and the online feature is similar to
what ever fighting
game has.
While a locked 60 FPS is always preferable, a fair few
games ship with
what reviewers dub a «locked 60 FPS» when the reality is anything but.
In order to give
reviewers an idea of
what they can do with crystals in the new Marvel Comics action RPG Future Fight, developer Netmarble provided special builds packed with more than $ 9,000 worth of in -
game currency.
Other
reviewers have been singing Patapon's praises for a couple of weeks now, but I noticed that none of them accurately describe
what the
game is actually about.
What I've found most difficult to believe is that after playing the demo from E3,
reviewers were surprised that the
game didn't
A
game review is simply an evaluation of a
game based on it's own merits, not it's goals or the circumstances that surround it because there is no reliable means for a
reviewer to know
what exactly the original intentions of a
game were or are.
What I've found most difficult to believe is that after playing the demo from E3,
reviewers were surprised that the
game didn't have more to it.
I would think that a pretty fundamental qualification for a
game reviewer would be to very quickly grasp the systems at play in a
game and understand
what it's trying to go for and how well it achieves that.
There are 4 gameplay modes; Elf the tiny dog is back to help you get into tight places; there's a new «Gift of Sight» element and I agree with other
reviewers that it's a bit clunky but it does provide some answers in a «this is
what really happened» way; hidden objects are presented in a variety of ways; puzzles and mini
games are pretty good even though it might take a minute to figure out
what you're supposed to do.
Usually these
games have embargo times, where the publishers give the
reviewers restrictions on
what they can and can not share before the
game releases.
Reviewer's Tilt: I believe that Ocarina 3D still earns a spot on the short list of the «best 3DS
games» out there; the evolution of the nostalgic graphics was enough to sell most of the hardcore fans long ago, but the addition of bonus features and the unique 3DS functionality are
what make it one of the most well - designed re-makes published in years, for any console.
It's amazing that modern day
reviewers are respecting the
game for
what it is — tight gameplay — and not ripping too hard on
what it is not — tons of content, upgrading, AAA graphics, etc..