@medafaded @soobybhullar Uhh, a game being broken on launch is not excusable. You can't review a game on release for what it may be two months down the line. We don't even know if these issues will be fixed before the next game.
Hang on a minute, what about the server issues that EVERYONE has been affected by since its release? I don't know what kind of magical copy of the game Gamespot received, but it's certainly not representative of the version anyone else has been playing.
@Stebsis @Bodom_child @Gelugon_baat Actually, Activision paid them to not give it a 10. And EA paid From Software to not make Dark Souls 2 as good as Dark Souls 1! And the President of the United States paid me to not tell anyone this, but I can't be bought like everyone else!!
I can't comprehend how people could find this scary. It's a poor mans Night Trap with an even more absurd premise, and without the amusing B-movie cheesiness.
@Born_Lucky It can be read as a cynical statement, but I would asume he's also talking about the negative sides of such things. Judging or grouping people because of their nationality, or following unjust orders for the sake of loyalty, etc.
Is this a review for Dead Rising 3, or the Harry Potter flicks? Now, I don't mind the score, as the PC port of this game is indeed a poor one, but as for the actual review? It doesn't read well. At all. The first two paragraphs and -god forbid- even the summary aren't even directly about the game being reviewed.
I love me some quirky Japanese games, but technical issues like bad framerates are far too common in these kinds of games. I could understand a little more if they were pushing the hardware to its limits, but the graphical fidelity of these titles are consistantly below the bar that others have set while maintaining a stable 30 or even 60fps.
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