X-Men Origins: Wolverine (360) $14.99 at Amazon
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SilverBulletKY
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[quote name='gamerdogbert']I just started writing the reviews last year, because I'm working toward starting a new web site about a year from now, so I haven't reviewed very many current-generation games yet. I've been mostly working my way forward from older generations, building an archive of reviews.
It is indeed rare for a game to score much above 90. Which I feel is quite realistic. Honestly, how many games have ever been released that were truly 10 out of 10 perfection, or even 9.5? Maybe half a dozen games have ever been truly that good; when you read the detailed reviews on a lot of gaming sites, their in-depth comments never seem to match up with the score they gave. The most god-awful game will still score 5 or 6, and I've seen games score 7s and 8s while the paragraphs below recommend avoiding the game. Really? Come on.
Among my limited list of 7th-generation console games, GTA IV is currently my highest rated game at 87/100, while Eragon is my lowest at 24/100.
Expanding to include all platforms, my highest rated game so far is Diablo II (with Expansion) with a score of 97/100. The worst review thus far is Jinks for the Atari 7800, scoring 18/100.
So far I've reviewed approximately 100 games, but my goal is to have >500 reviews completed by the time my new project is up and running. I have a backlog of over 1500 games spanning all systems from the Atari 2600 on. I should have them all completed within 4 years. Maybe 20% of the games I play this year will be current-gen; next year will probably be 50%, and after that >80%.[/QUOTE]
If a game does not have multiplayer then you need to take that out of your equation instead of automatically giving it a 0/5. You shouldn't punish a game for no multiplayer if it isn't a multiplayer game.
It is indeed rare for a game to score much above 90. Which I feel is quite realistic. Honestly, how many games have ever been released that were truly 10 out of 10 perfection, or even 9.5? Maybe half a dozen games have ever been truly that good; when you read the detailed reviews on a lot of gaming sites, their in-depth comments never seem to match up with the score they gave. The most god-awful game will still score 5 or 6, and I've seen games score 7s and 8s while the paragraphs below recommend avoiding the game. Really? Come on.
Among my limited list of 7th-generation console games, GTA IV is currently my highest rated game at 87/100, while Eragon is my lowest at 24/100.
Expanding to include all platforms, my highest rated game so far is Diablo II (with Expansion) with a score of 97/100. The worst review thus far is Jinks for the Atari 7800, scoring 18/100.
So far I've reviewed approximately 100 games, but my goal is to have >500 reviews completed by the time my new project is up and running. I have a backlog of over 1500 games spanning all systems from the Atari 2600 on. I should have them all completed within 4 years. Maybe 20% of the games I play this year will be current-gen; next year will probably be 50%, and after that >80%.[/QUOTE]
If a game does not have multiplayer then you need to take that out of your equation instead of automatically giving it a 0/5. You shouldn't punish a game for no multiplayer if it isn't a multiplayer game.
Ratchet & CAG
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Got this game a year ago for $19.99 clearance at Target.
It's a pretty good and fun game!
IMHO, one of the better (probably best) movie-tie-in video game eva... for realz! - And 99% of the time, that never happens.
It's a pretty good and fun game!
IMHO, one of the better (probably best) movie-tie-in video game eva... for realz! - And 99% of the time, that never happens.
[quote name='Ratchet & CAG']Got this game a year ago for $19.99 clearance at Target.
It's a pretty good and fun game!
IMHO, one of the better (probably best) movie-tie-in video game eva... for realz! - And 99% of the time, that never happens.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Wolverine Origins, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and maybe Spider-man 2 and the x-men legends/ultimate alliance series are probably best superhero games ever made.
It's a pretty good and fun game!
IMHO, one of the better (probably best) movie-tie-in video game eva... for realz! - And 99% of the time, that never happens.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Wolverine Origins, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and maybe Spider-man 2 and the x-men legends/ultimate alliance series are probably best superhero games ever made.
DarthVicious82
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[quote name='looploop']I agree. Wolverine Origins, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and maybe Spider-man 2 and the x-men legends/ultimate alliance series are probably best superhero games ever made.[/QUOTE]
For shame sir! Batman: Arkham Asylum is AMAZING. Don't forget to show Rocksteady some love.
For shame sir! Batman: Arkham Asylum is AMAZING. Don't forget to show Rocksteady some love.
blindinglights
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[quote name='looploop']I agree. Wolverine Origins, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and maybe Spider-man 2 and the x-men legends/ultimate alliance series are probably best superhero games ever made.[/QUOTE]
Ultimate Destruction was a lot of fun. I still can't believe they re-skinned it and called it [Prototye].
The X-Men Legends games were probably some of my favorites from last generation.
Ultimate Destruction was a lot of fun. I still can't believe they re-skinned it and called it [Prototye].
The X-Men Legends games were probably some of my favorites from last generation.
[quote name='CheapyD']http://www.amazon.com/X-Men-Origins-Wolverine-Uncaged-Xbox-360/dp/B001PKHRVE
Finished this game...really really good. Definitely one of the best superhero games out there.[/QUOTE]
I've heard the Cagcast say great things about this, I'll pick it up at that price!
Finished this game...really really good. Definitely one of the best superhero games out there.[/QUOTE]
I've heard the Cagcast say great things about this, I'll pick it up at that price!
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