[QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]I think many of you will find this video rather entertaining.:P
We need more stuff like that.
Link2025
I found that somewhat sad. It's one thing to disagree with Jeff, but it's another thing to make fun of him.
I agree with that assessment. I just found it a funny ironic video but.... Disagree with the man, don't attempt to degrade him.[QUOTE="Link2025"][QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]I think many of you will find this video rather entertaining.:P
We need more stuff like that.
nuck44
I found that somewhat sad. It's one thing to disagree with Jeff, but it's another thing to make fun of him.
I agree with that assessmeant. I just found it a funny ironic video but.... Disagree with the man, don't attempt to degrade him.Yea I Agree with Gary but WTF I mean the WII GS page has 360 all over it.......CoolSkAGuyLOL Supposedly so does/did the PS3 Page :P I found an interesting response to the GS review here "Hey, it's Sean from The Retrospective, and I want to make a few observations about what was said in the Select and Start News Report. As big a Zelda fan as I am, this is not a fanboy rant, no, even worse, this is a rant on writing professionalism. "It's the same damn game we've all been playing for the last 15-odd years. Hey, guess what? You get to go into dungeons...and find items...and put together pieces of heart to make new heart containers. I haven't gotten very far into it, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that Triforce is in the mix at some point. There's a difference between tradition and ossification, and Nintendo's been content to let this series stay the same for too damn long. What's more, in a lot of ways it's actually getting to be pretty annoying." This response is hypocritical **** Really that's all it is. I'm not going to moan about the actual score that Gamespot gave Twilight Princess, but their reasoning for it absolutely stinks. It's flawed, it's supremely obvious that all this has been down to two things. Either it was a low attempt for attention and hits, or they made a really poor choice in selecting the reviewer for the game (the reviewer is well documented for being, shall we say, more in favour of the Xbox than anything else). I have noticed a pattern with professional game reviewers. So often they moan about wanting original game experiences, they want to play something like Katamari or Animal Crossing everyday. That's the impression they often give you, yet then you see games like, hm, Gears of War, Halo, maybe the latest Final Fantasy (for arguments sake, let's take X, as XII was quite different). All of those games got around 9.5 on Gamespot. But, now I ask you, what is so new about these games? Nothing, Halo plays pretty much the same as Quake did over 10 years ago, Gears of War was RE4 in a previous life and FFX... do I need to even go into that? It is hypocritical to criticise a game for being unoriginal when you prize unoriginality in other games. The only legit criticisms I accept from that review were about the lack of orchestral music, and voice acting, but frankly I couldn't care about either, and I don't care if Twilight Princess follows the same basic structure as it's predecessors, because most people tell me that besides that, the game is actually quite different from its predecessors. My stance on review scores is that, generally, I don't care about them. But I do care when I see blatant hypocracy, as well as attention grabbing like that, because frankly it shows a lack of profesionalism, people who do these things don't deserve to get paid for what they do. I actually would like you to put this in the next report, but failing that I could simply put this rant in my column, either way, I feel this view of things ought to be known, because once you look past the games to the writing and the viewpoints, things can come to light, since behind all pieces of writing (including mine, including even this email) there's an agenda."
I agree that the review was slightly harsh, and by slightly, I mean SLIGHTLY, I thought it deserved a 9.0 maybe 9.1 at the highest. The game is great, no doubts there, but Jeff makes pretty solid points about TP, the sound and everything that he criticizes. And don't forget, Jeff is not biased, he is the same guy that reviewed Wind Waker and he gave Wind Waker a 9.3. I think that he honestly thought that this game is very similar to Ocarina of Time, which it is, and Nintendo is a good enough company to reinvent something and make it great. I think the review is fine.fatmexican19
[QUOTE="govindh3"]Dude seriously, this is the same guy who gave Tony Hawk's Proskater 3 a perfect 10! WTF!?!?Proobie44Dude you know what's more messed uo?!?!? He gave loz:oot a 10 WTF?
[QUOTE="Proobie44"][QUOTE="govindh3"]Dude seriously, this is the same guy who gave Tony Hawk's Proskater 3 a perfect 10! WTF!?!?glennwintonDude you know what's more messed uo?!?!? He gave loz:oot a 10 WTF?
I 2 am very dissapointed in gaespot with this review but then again they get alot of reviews wrong but a zelda game well thats just impossible but sum how they did it...:evil:
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