I hate this trend of announcing games way before the launch date.
Shocking /s
http://www.craveonline.com/gaming/a...driveclub-which-is-the-better-exclusive-racer
What does this prove exactly?
Seems like reviews this gen are actually being critical.
I like it.
I'm not saying it isn't. I disagree with the argument.
Pfft. Peasant racing games.
Lmao.
Still don't understand what the announcement dates have got to do with it.
Lmao.
Gold.
Your message is understood loud and clear.Pfft. Peasant racing games.
It depends. Its the best alternative to see the average score of people who review games for certain outlets. If people argees to that average score (or with reviews in general), its something that will variate from person to person.It's the best alternative though.
So that's why it's at a 6.3 user score
When it comes to driving fast cars skillfully in beautifully rendered locales, around challenging track designs, with your friends' skills literally painted onto the pavement for you to compete with, for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
What is the gold? Honest question. The picture just shows some average review scores, or am i missing something?Lmao.
Gold.
Haha, it's funny see these insecure individuals never even considering Nintendo games.Pfft. Peasant racing games.
I can agree anyone can make a mistake of course.
Regarding scores 7.5 was pretty good at school and maybe for washing machines too (I don't know) but it's mediocre in videogames, it always has been. We can agree the scale is fucked up but I've been watching review scores for more than 20 years and 7.5 means mediocre.
So what's an 8?
When it comes to driving fast cars skillfully in beautifully rendered locales, around challenging track designs, with your friends' skills literally painted onto the pavement for you to compete with, for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
It is, in the purest sense, driving at its finest.
Shocking /s
http://www.craveonline.com/gaming/a...driveclub-which-is-the-better-exclusive-racer
What does this prove exactly?
1. Sales != quality. People can still buy a 7.5 game and enjoy it. That doesn't mean it is not a 7.5 (average) game to the person buying.Tell that to Destiny's sales numbers. Or Madden's annual sales. Or every CoD game after the first MW. etc. etc..
I'd say we've seen a pretty massive divergence from what the mainstream gamer thinks and what reviewers give for scores. Driveclub is likely another legitimate example as some of the more negative reviews are basically chiding it for not being some new revolution to the racing genre or singlehandedly validating a PS4.
In fact, I'd argue that is a running theme in all too many Sony first party reviews. Every title is treated as if it needs to justify the existence of the system on it's own. They're the only first party still being held to the "system seller or GTFO" standard by a significant portion of the gaming press in nearly every review.
But then that was the case last generation as well with "is this the reason to buy a PS3?" teasers before every major exclusive's review until basically Uncharted 2. Just how the industry works (and by that I mean games journalism, as it's pretty clearly a fetish industry spawned off the video game industry and not actually relevant to video games as a whole anymore).
When it comes to driving fast cars skillfully in beautifully rendered locales, around challenging track designs, with your friends' skills literally painted onto the pavement for you to compete with, for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
I'm sory but you clearly have no idea what you're talking about here
I'm sory but you clearly have no idea what you're talking about here
7.5 - mediocre
8.0 - not bad
8.5 - decent
9.0 - good
9.5 - really good
10.0 - great
LOL he manages to call it a "corridor racer." And the handling most resembles Ridge Racer? Is he kidding? No sane person would say that.
I mean, some of the categories, he's objectively right on, like there being more to do, more music, and more cars on FH2, but come on.
for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
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And the 5 from gamespot what? Unplayable? Broken?7.5 - mediocre
8.0 - not bad
8.5 - decent
9.0 - good
9.5 - really good
10.0 - great
And the 5 from gamespot what? Unplayable? Broken?
Holy fucking God Emperor of Mankind, this guy literally calls DC a corridor racer. Is this site made by a gaffer?
You are a fan of one console and he is of the other. Both of you are never going to agree so what is the point?
Last time I checked I think there is also "gameplay" in DriveClub... and better driving model too.
If by gameplay you're implying open-world layout, then there's no comparison here, if that's your preference you shouldn't even be considering DriveClub.
It really doesn't. You've forgotten what constitutes a racing game if you're declaring DC a shell for the reasons listed below.
Having more to do doesn't objectively make a racing game better. You're just entertaining the idea of sandbox game design more than strictly racing, and marking down a racer for sticking to its purpose is dismissing the foundations of the entire genre.
When it comes to driving fast cars skillfully in beautifully rendered locales, around challenging track designs, with your friends' skills literally painted onto the pavement for you to compete with, for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
It is, in the purest sense, driving at its finest.
To call this game a shell, and soul less and bland, is insultingly ignorant.
And the 5 from gamespot what? Unplayable? Broken?
Holy fucking God Emperor of Mankind, this guy literally calls DC a corridor racer. Is this site made by a gaffer?
You are talking to people who most likely have not played DriveClub, have no interest in playing DriveClub, and perhaps not even have a PS4. Just go and play the game!
Holy fucking God Emperor of Mankind, this guy literally calls DC a corridor racer. Is this site made by a gaffer?
Hey guys, so how is everyone enjoying the ga-
Shocking /s
http://www.craveonline.com/gaming/a...driveclub-which-is-the-better-exclusive-racer
What does this prove exactly?
Massive and well known Xbox fanboy refers to Driveclub as a corridor racer and that it's handling resembles Ridge Racer, why am I not surprised.
Btw, here's Ridge Racer's handling for comparisons sake.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N5stanasVU
Last time I checked I think there is also "gameplay" in DriveClub... and better driving model too.
If by gameplay you're implying open-world layout, then there's no comparison here, if that's your preference you shouldn't even be considering DriveClub.
It really doesn't. You've forgotten what constitutes a racing game if you're declaring DC a shell for the reasons listed below.
Having more to do doesn't objectively make a racing game better. You're just entertaining the idea of sandbox game design more than strictly racing, and marking down a racer for sticking to its purpose is dismissing the foundations of the entire genre.
When it comes to driving fast cars skillfully in beautifully rendered locales, around challenging track designs, with your friends' skills literally painted onto the pavement for you to compete with, for all the bells and whistles you can put on Forza, it just doesn't hold a candle to Driveclub.
It is, in the purest sense, driving at its finest.
To call this game a shell, and soul less and bland, is insultingly ignorant.