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[QUOTE="XenogearsMaster"]Yeah, it's a major flop. I was expecting at least an average of 8.5 but all the reviews so far says it's horrible.Seiki_sands
Its not far off. 7.6 on PC according to Metacritic. Sometimes you gotta pay attention to all platforms its on, like how New Vegas was 7.5 on consoles here, 8.5 on PC.
That's a little different though.
In the case of Fallout: New Vegas the game on PC was significantly better than consoles in every way, which was reflected by a site like GS giving diverging scores.
In the case of Duke Nukem, we don't have examples of sites giving diverging scores, we don't have a single example of that yet. What's happened so far is that a few reviewers that exclusively review PC games, like PC Gamer and PC Games Germany are giving higher scores, despite noting similar problems as other reviewers of other versions, seemingly because those outlets happen to be less offended by what they describe as the outdated gameplay and shallow story.
When using Game Rankings or Metacritic you can't really compare across platform because many outlets do not review all versions of the game. We need to wait to read the body of reviews for sites that score multiple versions before we can get a sense of the differences between versions beyond the obvious that we can see with our eyes and discern from the demo.
I don't have much faith that any version will be fundamentally different than another. It just doesn't seem like the kind of game where that would be the case, being an uncomplicated shooter. It's just my guess, but I'm betting if your someone who thinks the 360 version truly sucks because its shallow and outdated, you won't feel much differently about the PC version.
Well, it seems that DNF on PC seems to be better than the 360 in every way. A lot of the technical issues that apparently plagued the game (muddy textures, resolution, long load times), are essentially non-existent in the PC version.
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