"The most technically stunning game ever"

Was I the only one utterly peed off by that MGS reviews, it sounded like a clueless fanboy was reviewing it. Has anyone taken a close look at the technical side of MGS4, its not even in the same generation as Crysis, and graphically, crysis is still much superiour, hell there is about 5 games on the PC with technical marvel and graphics that obliterate MGS4.

Note: I wouldn't mind if he had said arty style, but the reviewer specifcally chose to say its the best technically and graphically

I call for jihad against gamespot! to all able PC fans!kpsting

Yes! We shall take over Cnet and call it PCnet, it wouldn't even cost much to change the name.

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

His reasoning would probably be "they told me to".

By they, I mean CNET.

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

fatshodan

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

fatshodan

Empirical...

[QUOTE="fatshodan"]

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

Stevendawg

I agree - I wasn't defending his actions, I was explaining them.

Besides, as I mentioned in another thread, he may well technically be correct. He says it's the most advanced video game. PC games aren't video games, they're computer games.

Meh i enjoy MGS, who cares the platform.

[QUOTE="Stevendawg"][QUOTE="fatshodan"]

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

fatshodan

I agree - I wasn't defending his actions, I was explaining them.

Besides, as I mentioned in another thread, he may well technically be correct. He says it's the most advanced video game. PC games aren't video games, they're computer games.

Video games can be PC games as well.

[QUOTE="fatshodan"][QUOTE="Stevendawg"][QUOTE="fatshodan"]

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

BlackAlpha666

I agree - I wasn't defending his actions, I was explaining them.

Besides, as I mentioned in another thread, he may well technically be correct. He says it's the most advanced video game. PC games aren't video games, they're computer games.

Video games can be PC games as well.

Not in my house.

CRYSIS! CRYSIS! CRYSIS!

my PC can't even get a solid frame on all high settings, I play at medium and it still looks great.

I just hope I can get warhead to reach above 35 FPS. (I have never had crysis over 35 on any settings)

[QUOTE="BlackAlpha666"][QUOTE="fatshodan"][QUOTE="Stevendawg"][QUOTE="fatshodan"]

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

fatshodan

I agree - I wasn't defending his actions, I was explaining them.

Besides, as I mentioned in another thread, he may well technically be correct. He says it's the most advanced video game. PC games aren't video games, they're computer games.

Video games can be PC games as well.

Not in my house.

In my house, yes.

[QUOTE="fatshodan"][QUOTE="BlackAlpha666"][QUOTE="fatshodan"][QUOTE="Stevendawg"][QUOTE="fatshodan"]

I don't know if Kevin VanOrd's games collection in his profile is up to date, but if it is, he doesn't actually own Crysis - and considering how he didn't review the PC version, it's possible he's never played it. The highest spec games in his library are either Prey or F.E.A.R, by the looks of things.

He's a console gamer and a console reviewer, and his writing reflects that.

gogators4life

I agree - I wasn't defending his actions, I was explaining them.

Besides, as I mentioned in another thread, he may well technically be correct. He says it's the most advanced video game. PC games aren't video games, they're computer games.

Video games can be PC games as well.

Not in my house.

In my house, yes.

In adapting the play to film, the title was changed from The Madness of George III to The Madness of King George. [...] the title change derives from the fear that American audiences would think the film was a sequel, due to the Roman numerals.

I call for jihad against gamespot! to all able PC fans!kpsting

I shall join you my brother!! VIVA LA GSPCF (gamespot PC forums)

In adapting the play to film, the title was changed from The Madness of George III to The Madness of King George. [...] the title change derives from the fear that American audiences would think the film was a sequel, due to the Roman numerals.

fatshodan

im american and even I found that to be funny :lol: