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I feel reviews don't mean shit. Max Payne 3 got great reviews and I played the game for about an hours and a half and was over it. I was not a very fun game.
I feel reviews don't mean shit. Max Payne 3 got great reviews and I played the game for about an hours and a half and was over it. I was not a very fun game.
I feel reviews don't mean shit. Max Payne 3 got great reviews and I played the game for about an hours and a half and was over it. I was not a very fun game.
oh thank you...The publisher deals with the publication and the publication deals with the reviewer in question. However, this doesn't discredit anything about the review itself. Only the reviewer in question.
Yeah.. Gamespot has that bad habit, not the first time...I dunno if all the past leaked reviews were his doing tho.The score appeared on the website, leaking the score. He tried to save face by saying he hadn't even done the review by that time. Coincidentally, it's the same score.
But... RE6 takes a complete departure from what RE is or has been, while MGS4 didn't at all and has coherent design.
Yes, MGS4 has a shit ton of cutscenes, but if the gameplay is good, it follows the same similar styling as the previous games, and is enjoyable to go through then having the long cutscenes and interruptions aren't a detriment to the game.
While in RE6's case, according to his review, the gameplay isn't good (the QTEs fall under this), the game doesn't have a similar style to what RE5/RE4 were (let alone REs 1-3), and is seemingly not fun to go through because of the gameplay and apparent constant QTEs; to the point the long cutscenes and interruptions are also a detriment to the game. Simply because the game, according to his review, is taking away control from the player so often. From scripted events, to QTEs, to the "always running towards the screen from x dood", to whatever else he listed that should have not been in the game and/or should have given more control to the player.
MGS4, on the other hand, when you're playing it you're always in control of Snake. The game doesn't take away control from you until you get to a cutscene and the cutscenes are placed, generally, in a good spot. So, why he gives MGS4 a 10 versus giving RE6 a 4.5 is clear as day. I can see how it's funny to you, but... come on.
oh thank you...
Yeah.. Gamespot has that bad habit, not the first time...I dunno if all the past leaked reviews were his doing tho.
I feel reviews don't mean shit. Max Payne 3 got great reviews and I played the game for about an hours and a half and was over it. I was not a very fun game.
I mean he's entitled to his opinion, but saying that RE6 has bad QTE's and bad pacing and then giving MGS4 a 10/10 which has one of the worst QTE's ever and that interrupts you constantly while leaving aside so many other aspects of the game?
RE6 is the best simply because of this.
I feel reviews don't mean shit. Max Payne 3 got great reviews and I played the game for about an hours and a half and was over it. I was not a very fun game.
Leaks aren't a matter of leaks on purpose all the time people. Sometimes it's when the site updates and they don't realize that the build had the code to put the scores up. You guys think these publications are so corrupt and fallible that I feel like all reason leaves you. It happens. Site update mishap happens. Jeez...
But... RE6 takes a complete departure from what RE is or has been, while MGS4 didn't at all and has coherent design.
Yes, MGS4 has a shit ton of cutscenes, but if the gameplay is good, it follows the same similar styling as the previous games, and is enjoyable to go through then having the long cutscenes and interruptions aren't a detriment to the game.
While in RE6's case, according to his review, the gameplay isn't good (the QTEs fall under this), the game doesn't have a similar style to what RE5/RE4 were (let alone REs 1-3), and is seemingly not fun to go through because of the gameplay and apparent constant QTEs; to the point the long cutscenes and interruptions are also a detriment to the game. Simply because the game, according to his review, is taking away control from the player so often. From scripted events, to QTEs, to the "always running towards the screen from x dood", to whatever else he listed that should have not been in the game and/or should have given more control to the player.
MGS4, on the other hand, when you're playing it you're always in control of Snake. The game doesn't take away control from you until you get to a cutscene and the cutscenes are placed, generally, in a good spot. So, why he gives MGS4 a 10 versus giving RE6 a 4.5 is clear as day. I can see how it's funny to you, but... come on. Let's be real here, there are underlying differences.
Which MGS4 QTE are you talking about?
It will probably break sales records, sadly.
in other words we have to give them the benefit of the doubt? got it..
After watching the Gamespot video review and reading VanOrds Twitter quotes I have a hard time comprehending, why he gave it a 4.5 and not a much lower score.
Holy shit at gamespot review. It's like someone hire him to show the negative side of RE6. The speaking tone and script only to put the game toward to the shit hole. I mean he doesn't even mention the system, the campaign, the story or whatever that made the game playable. It just bashing bashing bashing bashing. Fuck. All what he said sounds like something 0/10.
Not to offend. The game sounds bad (and I have a feeling that it will be bad). But gamespot review is very unprofessional as well. This is one of the strongest hates I ever see in game review. Totally different world from IGN one.
Holy shit at gamespot review. It's like someone hire him to show the negative side of RE6. The speaking tone and script only to put the game toward to the shit hole. I mean he doesn't even mention the system, the campaign, the story or whatever that made the game playable. It just bashing bashing bashing bashing. Fuck. All what he said sounds like something 0/10.
Not to offend. The game sounds bad (and I have a feeling that it will be bad). But gamespot review is very unprofessional as well. This is one of the strongest hates I ever see in game review. Totally different world from IGN one.
Wow, this is about as well received as Operation Racoon City.
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RE6's hackneyed co-op design is exemplified when playing through a quick-time event that only pertains to one character, such as the one with Leon and his rent-a-partner sitting in a car. Leon has to perform a whole bunch of QTEs to get the car started while the other player just sits there in a first-person view, watching. Yes, Resident Evil 6 actually decided to make a player sit and watch someone else play (if it can be called playing), because nobody could be bothered to think up something for both users to do. There are other moments like this littered throughout, where one player has something to do and the other is meant to stand there like a brass monkey.
When Resident Evil 4 first crashed into the market, it shook up the action genre and inspired years of pretenders that helped evolve the industry. It's saddening to see a sequel to that game among the lower rung of hopeless followers, content no longer to lead but to follow like a starving dog after a trail of meat scraps. Resident Evil now lingers far behind, set back by the kind of rookie mistakes reserved for brand new games rather than the sixth installment of a series that should know better. It tows the line in terms of combat, structure, and pacing, only attempting "innovation" in areas that didn't need innovating, and managing to make a pig's ear of every single attempt. Its cover system has no place in a game made by professionals. The inadequate ability for players to defend themselves from attacks is maddening, and the unhelpful camera (that the enemies exploit for cheap hits) can only be described as disgusting. Budget games have done better than this.
It's bad enough that the game -- at its very best -- is so pedestrian, but to screw up in areas that even third-rate shooters manage to get right is something Capcom should find degrading.
Resident Evil 6 is not just a step back for the series, it's a step back for commonplace, unassuming action-shooters.
well no
is the best RE game since RE4. So no it is great..
Some users in this thread are in denial.. RE6 is what it is, a bad game.. Worst entry in the series by far. no contest. Just deal with it and move on.. If you are enjoying RE6 that is cool but stop spinning the reality..
I gave RAGE a 3 out of 5 last fall. I got Dishonored last Friday. I gave Medal of Honor a 6 out of 10, and was one of the first people to get BF3 review code. Polygon gave Steel Battalion kinect a 1 out of 10, and we got RE6 in early September.
Publishers CAN blacklist publications and reviewers. It just doesn't happen as often as you might think. The only consideration I give to it is that we make our arguments well and don't take cheap shots. Those are the only things I think we owe publishers/developers, to give their games a fair shake and not to make personal insults.
For the time being, you'll get little, late, or no coverage of the following products: anything Mortal Kombat (they didn't like our reviews), anything from Sony's sports department (ditto), and now, anything from Ubisoft (it seems our coverage of Assassin's Creed was the last straw). So in case you're wondering why you're seeing so little of these games in our magazines and on our websites, now you know.
Well tbh I don't follow reviews in some franchises..and I do in others, I take the decition of buying X game after. Depend how much I love the series. I am huge RE fan. I love the series and this is the first time I am skipping a main RE game.. the Demo was brutal..No. Don't strawman me. You wouldn't read a review without purpose no? Even if you're bored, that's a purpose. Anything you do, you're going to get an output that should be equivalent of whatever value you put in. If you think that mowing the lawn is not going to do you any good, of course you're going to think ill of it. The same applies for reviews. Depending on how much you care about another persons' opinions, that's what you're going to get out of it. You think reviews are crap? Well don't expect it to mean much to you.
Are you kidding me? I LOVED THAT PART!
Not even being sarcastic here, I actually loved that part. It really hammered home how much punishment Snake was taking. My arm was practically falling off towards the end, which only served to show me how hard it must have been for Snake to go through that.
Man, I'm starting to think I enjoy things most people don't. I love overlong cutscenes (MGS4, Max Payne 3) and I actually don't mind QTEs all that much, although I've heard the ones in RE6 are pretty terrible.
I also think that people have a preconceived notion that a reviewer needs to cover EVERY aspect about the game or follow a certain guideline. This is not true, and it's definitely not true depending on the publication you're working for.
Are you kidding me? I LOVED THAT PART!
Not even being sarcastic here, I actually loved that part. It really hammered home how much punishment Snake was taking. My arm was practically falling off towards the end, which only served to show me how hard it must have been for Snake to go through that.
Man, I'm starting to think I enjoy things most people don't. I love overlong cutscenes (MGS4, Max Payne 3) and I actually don't mind QTEs all that much, although I've heard the ones in RE6 are pretty terrible.
The inadequate ability for players to defend themselves from attacks is maddening,
I also think that people have a preconceived notion that a reviewer needs to cover EVERY aspect about the game or follow a certain guideline. This is not true, and it's definitely not true depending on the publication you're working for.
Oh wow, mega bomba. Thank the lords that Gamespot fellow leaked that 4.5 so i could cancel the preorder in time. Will wait for sale prices now. I think people owe him an apology. He did those on the fence a big favor letting them know of this clusterfuck.
Thanks Capcpom for killing a once great series. I even really liked RE 5. Any quality this series had died with that game. First RE game i wont be getting at launch. Terrible.
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Yeah, do you remember how mgs4 opened up at all?
Cutscene. Drop from a truck. Sneak below a truck. Cutscene. Run for 30 seconds. Cutscene.
I can say it the SAME exact way he said that for emphasis on how "shitty" it is. All that matters is your position or regard of the game. But I won't because the pros would outweight the cons, and overall it was a good experience. Second run? not so much. I noticed how dated the controls were, how robotic snake moved, how cheesy the cutscenes were... unlike the way re6 seems to grow on you, and invite you to replay it from other points of view/agent hunt.
Holy shit at gamespot review. It's like someone hire him to show the negative side of RE6. The speaking tone and script only to put the game toward to the shit hole. I mean he doesn't even mention the system, the campaign, the story or whatever that made the game playable. It just bashing bashing bashing bashing. Fuck. All what he said sounds like something 0/10.
Not to offend. The game sounds bad (and I have a feeling that it will be bad). But gamespot review is very unprofessional as well. This is one of the strongest hates I ever see in game review. Totally different world from IGN one.