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[QUOTE="IceBlazerX"] I suppose so, but take R&C for example. Every single R&C game on the PS2 scored 8.5 or higher. GS said that QfB was the best R&C game yet, and that ACiT was the near best in the series. Now why did ACiT score 8.5 and the PS2 ones scored 8.5 or higher. Even DL did.IceBlazerX
Well don't say GS like it's one hive mind thinking the same thing. For one these games weren't reviewed by the same people, it would be easier if the same person reviewed every sequel to the series, but sadly this isn't the case and it's reviewed by different people, people with different gaming backgrounds & different opinions.
And 8.5 isn't that big of a difference from a 9.0 anyway.
Yes, but you don't understand: They said that ACiT was the near best in the series. So why did that score less than every single PS2 one?
And then they said that QfB was the best R&C game since UYA.
Deadlocked got a score of 8.6. QfB got 7.5
And if the first R&C game that scored a ridicously high score of 9 is better than every single other R&C game yet according to that logic when they said otherwise.
I think you just explained pretty well why scores are quite often a bad way for comparing games.
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