[QUOTE="neversummer75"][QUOTE="xscrapzx"]

Well I think it is pretty simple. They have to play the game thoroughly on Multiplayer and the campaign. Now I'm notsure if they do it on all difficulties, but you have to take the time into account on all of those things I just mentioned. On top of that it also depends on when Gamespot receives the game. There is a lot of things that come into account.

_Pedro_

Their mottos for reviews is accurate, not timely. Who cares, to be honest, your going to get MW2 no matter what. Can you not infer it will be like MW1? I mean this is a pretty consistent developer here, it would be shocking if they put out a broken product.

h575309

Well I think it is pretty simple. They have to play the game thoroughly on Multiplayer and the campaign. Now I'm notsure if they do it on all difficulties, but you have to take the time into account on all of those things I just mentioned. On top of that it also depends on when Gamespot receives the game. There is a lot of things that come into account.

xscrapzx

they are almost always last amongst the major review sites. Please don't give me the excuse that their reviews are just that much more in detail than the others. That's simply not true as Gamespots reviews usually consist of no more than two pages. Where is the darn MW2 review!?

Overlord II demo is up lol

spinecaton

Lame to say the very least!

What is Basketball 2009? I've only heard of NBA 2K9, NBA Live 09, and NBA 09shahchip

This game is all about momentum and little else. I'm sick and tired of developers who are lazy as sin making games that simply trade off on which teams of the momentum or not. When I play others online and if they have the momentum, I'll miss like 5 layups in a row with my star players.While the other guy will hit 3 pointers from anywhereon the court.It simply comes down to who has the momentum in the last period of the game to win. Very cheap in my oppinion.