Littleberu
Banned
bishoptl said:Take your trolling elsewhere, jinx! I read you like a book!
It's "I can read you like an OPEN book!!" tsc tsc.
bishoptl said:Take your trolling elsewhere, jinx! I read you like a book!
CrimsonSkies said:
Oh what the hell.
10.0 Lasting Appeal
Sure, the main adventure is short for an RPG, but there's reason enough to play again. Plus, the world is dense with secrets and fun stuff. It's great to just fool around for a while.
border said:So they are owned because a site that's notorious for over-rating Xbox exclusives gave a score that is roughly 1 point higher?
You just got that now?border said:So they are owned because a site that's notorious for over-rating Xbox exclusives gave a score that is roughly 1 point higher?
Fable opens a door for you, lets you see this wondrous treasure that the idea of an open world, competing heroes, and NPC interactions can offer -- but it doesn't let you through. There's a lot of great notions in the game that aren't fully realized. As I played, I kept thinking, "Why didn't they do this or that," but in the end I still had a blast playing Fable and to me that makes all the difference.
MarkMacD said:This reminds me of that thread where Blazing Sword talked about how much he enjoys wearing women's underwear and thinks Hitler was totally misunderstood (don't deny it, I have it right here).
"I dont see how GMR was owned"
Dave Long said:I don't see how you can write that and turn around and hand the game such a high score. I guess having "fun" is part of a review but when you're asking yourself questions like that, maybe the game isn't so good as the number you're stamping on it?
Dave Long said:This guy should have used his instincts to score the game.
I don't see how you can write that and turn around and hand the game such a high score. I guess having "fun" is part of a review but when you're asking yourself questions like that, maybe the game isn't so good as the number you're stamping on it?
Of course, if he had put it lower than a 9, the IGN forum people would have eviscerated him.
Also, EIGHT PAGE REVIEWS MUST DIE! Thank god you can just change the page number in the URL.
With that said, the epic single player side of Black & White is wildly imaginative, elegant, charming, and a lot more action-packed than I thought it would be. Words like "ground-breaking" and "revolutionary" are sure to be attached to this title, and I can already state with confidence that Black & White is assured "classic" status in the annals of PC gaming. While micromanaging the shear number of things to do may be overwhelming for some players, Black & White is like stepping into a breathing, living world, and although it took a lot of patience for the release, the final creation was certainly worth the wait.
rastex said:Actually, this could be an indication of its quality. Unfortunately it seems to have no ushered in a new age of RPGs itself leading the way, but it seems like as the review said it has opened the door to that. I'm sure the concepts and ideas that Fable introduced initially will definitely be found in RPGs in the next gen. A game that just does everything "right" that leaves you NOT wanting more has done a very poor job of pushing the boundaries of gaming, not to say those are bad games, but they're different.
IJoel said:You know, maybe he really liked the game for what it was rather than what it could've been.
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Mrbob said:Black and White redux.
This game is gonna get hated on like no other in a couple years. Overinflated initial reviews which reviewers regret a couple years down the road, and then they bash the hell out of the game in a "WHAT WERE WE THINKING?" article.
I'm still buying this game. I bought Black and White. I'll buy this. My expectations were never that high, and they definitely aren't after reading some of these texts in the reviews. But the premise still seems intriguing.
PhatSaqs said:I bet they were forced to cut shit or get the axe ala Psyconauts, TFLO, UC2, etc.
AeroGod said:I mean, its not like its being done by EA or Sony who have 10 billion dollars in the bank and own several Automatic Video Game factories that pump out sequels like clockwork every 5 months.
Dave Long said:That's fine to say that but as a reviewer, you shouldn't score games based on potential.
...but in the end I still had a blast playing Fable...
Not from MS it aint.Littleberu said:UC2? It's still coming.
I think Gamespot has a clause that states they can't post a review of a game until IGN does.Deepthroat said:When will Gamespot review this? I can't stand IGN's 10 pages.
Justin Bailey said:I think Gamespot has a clause that states they can't post a review of a game until IGN does.
Or maybe they just play it longer, who knows.
Intended to be the "greatest role-playing game of all time" according to Molyneux, Project Ego is certainly an ambitious game that looks to offer one of the freshest and most unique interpretations of an RPG to be seen in quite some time.
Yeah, courtesy of ... Midway!Littleberu said:UC2? It's still coming.
sonycowboy said:WTF?!
Uhhh... It was bankrolled by Microsoft who pretty much has more money in the bank than any other 10 companies combined.
pilonv1 said:Haven't you heard? It's GA law now, you can't buy this game and enjoy it. GMR has spoken.
Justin Bailey said:I think Gamespot has a clause that states they can't post a review of a game until IGN does.
Or maybe they just play it longer, who knows.
Redbeard said:Other heroes don't compete with you anymore? I love it how only now with the game about to release it's revealed that one of the big things that PM used to harp on about isn't in the game anymore.
ferricide said:i think IGN has the online exclusive, actually. explaining why the TXB review got yanked (yes, they're the same company, but you don't see gamespy with a review up either.)
Hmm. Have to maintain that notion of being a "tougher" review site eh?ElyrionX said:Or maybe they're doing that just so they can consistently give lower scores to games when compared to IGN.........
PanopticBlue said:Don't pay any attention to littleberu, he trolls pretty much every xbox game. We're all better off just putting him on our ignore list.
IJoel said:I still can't believe they released this review 2.5 weeks away from the release date. Perhaps this was damage control for GMR's review score.
Or maybe they're waiting to publish it closer to its September 14 release date!ElyrionX said:Or maybe they're doing that just so they can consistently give lower scores to games when compared to IGN.........