[QUOTE="decepticondevil"] The answer is simply "yes". But then again, GS reviews are always pretty off-base. Look at the community ratings for a real accurate score, that's what I do. The GS reviews should just be ignored.
And yes, I do believe that
tomarlyn
You consider the reviews of the fans less biased than those of multi-platform journalists?
I don't hold any one individual player's review at a higher regard than a GS reviewers, but I definitely consider an average score based on those that have played the game to be much more accurate than some guy that just got done playing Gears Of War and then feels like comparing a Gamecube game's graphics, yeah. Without a doubt. And I personally would use the term "Journalist" loosely. Sorry, but some guy that sits on his ass playing video games all day and then praising or damning them on the internet depending on what system they were released on is hardly going to win a pulitzer. Community scores are much more accurate, and I find it hard to believe that the majority of people that score games on the site are biased fanboys... most people are going to give an honest score based on their experience with the game.
But the bottom line is that I find those scores to be much more fitting with my feeling of most games than what the GS scores are. Do I personally feel that Warioware deserves a higher score than Super Paper Mario or Twilight Princess? Hell no. Of course, reviews all come down to a matter of opinion, and I never let some reviewer decide what game I'm going to play, but I can't personally think of any GS reviews that I thought were spot on with my feeling of the game. On the other hand, I'd say that about 75% of the community scores for the games I've played were exactly how I felt about the game.
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