It should be about 8.8...I think it's been too much hyped and after I played the demo, I can tell we're now in a Make-Your-Own-Fashionable-FPS era.We get all those "high personality" and supossed to be creative and really special FPS on the 360 these times, but after all, they're all the same : The Darkness, Call Of Juarez or Bioshock, or Condemned. I'm tired of all these fps, I feel that I play all the sames and they're supossed to be unique.
So my prediction is based on the "The Darkness" score, which is 8.5 and based on the fact that the game is going to be a little bit better and based on the fact that the hype has been much more huge, Gamespot will have no choices but to put a higher score than The Darkness.
:)wizagab
I somewhat agree. Developers are putting more and more emphasis on atmosphere and presentation while forgetting about core gameplay. But I think Bioshock will be a pretty interesting take on the new FPS/RPG hybrid that's been getting popular.
As far as Gamespot ratings go, take M2TW (I know it's PC and a completely different genre) for example. They gave it an 8.8, and the developers of the game admitted they shipped it early, with features they knew that were broken (such as polearm unit attacks), in order to have it out before Christmas. I generally use Gamespot ratings as a range to determine how good the game really is, as sometimes their reviews are spot on but other times they're rather shallow. With that in mind, I suppose Gamespot will give Bioshock a 9.5.
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