I think it is also interesting who gets which games to review. A sports guy reviewing Ratchett on GameSpot, or an intern reviewing Time Crisis 4, it's ... interesting. But of course I can't say whether or not this means special treatment in any way to one particular platform. Still, I'm somewhat surprised, to say the least, how such normally to be considered big titles are handled. Even if Time Crisis 4 really sucks (which I'm not buying, the reviewer really doesn't know anything about the game at this point, including that the meat of the home versions is actually in the bonus material and the Time Trials, not the main game at all, which yes, does get more and more credits each time you attempt it, and boy do I wish I could post on neogaf.com - how long does it take before you can post?? signed up weeks ago - to set things straight there)
Anyway, I'm ranting. But designing (or actually working out, I already designed it) a great and useful review system that helps overcome impartiality, allows for users taking into account personal preference, and stands the test of time, is one of my big wishes. I just wish I had more time.
Anyway, I'm ranting. But designing (or actually working out, I already designed it) a great and useful review system that helps overcome impartiality, allows for users taking into account personal preference, and stands the test of time, is one of my big wishes. I just wish I had more time.