Yo! What up with the reviews! Some of these games (ex: Army of Two / MLB 2K8 / MLB: The Show have been out for a couple days and there's no reviews ANYWHERE! Wake up Gamespot! Do your job!
What are you talking about? AO2 came out yesterday, and it's typical for games to take a week before getting the reviews released. Skate, DMC4, Orange Box, etc... all had reviews released a week after shipping. Very few titles, maybe 1 of 10, are reviewed the day they come out. Pay attention to future reviews, but mark my words when R6V2 and GTA4 don't have reviews until a week after we've been playing them.
Yo! What up with the reviews! Some of these games (ex: Army of Two / MLB 2K8 / MLB: The Show have been out for a couple days and there's no reviews ANYWHERE! Wake up Gamespot! Do your job!Beauja
Yes, because their job doesn't involve actually testing out each game thouroughly before rendering a verdict, right?
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FOR ABOUT THE LAST YEAR OR SO GAMESPOT HAS SUCKED AT GETTING THE REVIEWS OUT, THEY USE TO HAVE THE REVIEWS OUT THE DAY BEFORE OR AT THE LATEST THE DAY A GAME WAS TO BE RELEASED. THEY ARE SLACKING BIG TIME AND AS A RESULT SUCK!!!!
ya well there aint a review for classic british racing, for wii and its been out since 07 of december,, and csi omg do your job!!!!!!!! come to think of it there isnt one for driver paralel lines that ive seen ,,
Frontlines: FoW is a perfect example - it's been out a while now and still no review to be found. Typically sites such as this are given final builds of a game a few days before it ships in order to get the review completed by the time the game is on store shelves - it's called publicity and it helps drive sales. Army of Two is another good example of a big name game that should have a review posted by today and no later than tomorrow, but that's not gonna happen. Come on Gamespot, get it together.
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