[QUOTE="W1NGMAN-"][QUOTE="heretrix"][QUOTE="W1NGMAN-"][QUOTE="heretrix"][QUOTE="W1NGMAN-"] LOL OMG are you being serious right now? I edit out Halo 3 since people like you can't handle exclusive games being listed. Oh and sorry that XBL helps my case.
heretrix
Yes, I'm being serious. I KNOW what you are doing. If you don't want to be honest about it then that's your deal.I own a PS3 and a 360. I also own a PC. What the hell do I care what titles you listed?
Why do you care? You were one of the first to point out which titles I chose, give it up I'm being honest with you when I say this had nothing to do with trying to bash the 360....
Explain this to me, what other AAA titles from GS could I have possibly listed that would have helped with my agenda? Heck are there any PS3 exclusives I could use that have recieved AAA here or on gamerankings that I could have used?
Why make the thread at all? You are basically trying to justify why MGS 4 should get a 10 even though it's multiplayer player is weak. But yet, you would rather a game like Halo 3 in which you think has a weak single player campaign, score lower..I think it's a weak argument and completely unnecessary. It's just as bad as the people bashing MGS 4.
50% of consumers don't play online (well PSN for sure, don't know about XBL), reviews should not only cater to the 50% of consumers that can play online but also the 50% that can't.
That's total BS. You don't know the exact percentage of people who play online vs the people who don't.Once again yor reasoning is a bit flawed.If we go by that then MGS 4 shouldn't get a perfect 10 because many people will find the game a bit too convoluted for their tastes?An excellent game is an excellent game no matter what the barrier to entry is. It sucks that you have to spend money to play games, what about the people who don't want to spend money for their games? Should a game be scored lower because they may not want to play it?
A top shelf multiplayer game with an excellent although short campaign is just fine, as is an excellent single player game with a weak multplayer component. Which was what I said in my original post. Both types of games have their place and their audience.
You're example about spending money for their games is horribly flawed, but onto my post:
I want your explanation as to why this is a weak argument, as to me this is probably one of the better arguments that i've seen on system wars lately.
Ask yourself the TC asks you to think about: Would you recommend COD4/gears to a friend if they had no online? Or would you recomend games with more fleshed out single players such as Bioshock, Kameo, Ratchet and Clank, or Mass Effect, all games that got a LOWER rating compared to multiplayer games despite having a WAY more complete single-player mode.
This is what the TC is asking you to think about. Why is it that a games such as COD4 gets a high rating for its good multiplayer yet lacking single player mode, when games designed for single player such as Mass Effect or Bioshock get a lower rating, when their single player is way better than the 9.5 game? To me, that's a double standard, you're letting a good mp game get a high rating, yet not a good sp game.
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