@b74kd3th @leikeylosh That's because it is. But he didn't say if that's right or wrong.

@b74kd3th Care to point out which agenda are you talking about?

By the way, since no one searched for... Kinemortophobia means "fear of the living dead" or "fear of zombies".

@aiat_gamer @leikeylosh Not at all! But I think it's important to support your opinion with arguments. McShea had no argument at all, he was like "I don't like this because I don't like it."

Nick presents some arguments here for why he didn't like the game. He says the game makes the player feels like a lab rat in a controlled environment. No sense of freedom. Zombies are not threatening. Etc, etc.

@Stevo_the_gamer The moderator dissing the reviewer? Is that allowed?

@vader501st @leikeylosh McShea's reviews were dreadful. Even in his description was stated that he loved the things everyone hated and vice-versa. I think those kind of reviewers are the worse.

@nick_capozzoli @leikeylosh You know, the ones saying you gave this score purposely. Riddikulus!!

@vader501st Please, don't. Nick is light-years ahead from McShea in terms of writing.

@nick_capozzoli @leikeylosh Of course, you just followed house rules and was completely honest in your review, just like you stated a few comments below. I think no one should blame you, Nick. You just followed the company philosophy. I think being honest to yourself and to your readers is the most important thng, just like you did.

Nick, I love your reviews ever since Dust 514 and then Richard & Alice, Firefall, etc. Obviously you have a very unique style and you write very well. Even the haters have to admit you are talented. Gamespot knew this, knew that you're a unique critic with unique opinions, so I ask you this: Did Gamespot ask you to ignore the first Dead Rising 3 review and do an all-new analysis, or did you decide to do it on your own?