Hmm...well I paid full retail for Sin and Punishment 2 even though it only lasted me 6 hours, and I didn't regret it.
On the other hand SP2 had a much better pedigree/reception than this game. I think I'll wait a little while and give Star Fox Zero a rent.
Don't like it don't play it, don't review it, this stunt is bullshit.
Except I'm not joking. Galaxy Force 2 isn't fun.Damn, nice try
Let's face it folks, you won't really know if you like this or not until you play it.
On Gies Review:
I don't think him not beating it invalidates his opinion, but it sure does read funny.
I know what you mean, but to be fair, other than maybe Yoshi's New Island, are there any other modern Nintendo games quite so similar to their predecessors?
I thought people wanted another 64??? I think the timing has to do with the resulting product. The Wii U was guaranteed to do shit. Maybe if it was near the beginning of the system's life, it would have ended up ambitious. But then again, maybe not because it's Star Fox. A cool IP but only big through name recognition.
I don't think following the Star Fox 64 formula is a bad thing. If anything, it's what people want after years of mediocre Star Fox games that tried to change things up too much. If Zero is as good as 64, the game would have reviewed a lot better.
Get what your saying, but most originality is rare in most games across all gaming companies.
What stuff do people see as new experience?
Its always "graphics" or something cinematic gameplay based off people I've talked too
People only reviewing games they like would make the concept of a review kinda pointless.
I always grouse and groan whenever a film critic does that (c'mon, the movie you hate is maybe two hours long, and you're already this far into it), but for a game, I do get it. If you're halfway through a game and absolutely hate it -- especially for something as fundamental as its control scheme -- I don't see any issue with bailing out. The reviewer should make that clear, and I would say it's not fair to assign a score based on that incomplete experience. I'm not a fan of Arthur Gies' writing, but I don't see a problem with what he did here. I wish he had made it clear how much time he sank into it, though, since it sounds like SFZ isn't much longer than watching a movie anyway.Isn't this very unprofessional. I mean it's his job to review the game is it not? Quite childish to throw your hands up and refuse to do it.
What a pos journalist.
I too love the asterisk website
The control scheme isn't fundamental. It is within your skillset as a human being to adapt to it.I always grouse and groan whenever a film critic does that (c'mon, the movie you hate is maybe two hours long, and you're already this far into it), but for a game, I do get it. If you're halfway through a game and absolutely hate it -- especially for something as fundamental as its control scheme -- I don't see any issue with bailing out. The reviewer should make that clear, and I would say it's not fair to assign a score based on that incomplete experience. I'm not a fan of Arthur Gies' writing, but I don't see a problem with what he did here.
The lack of quality and creativity in Nintendo's recent first party games is very worrisome. I hope its just because the Wii U sells bad....
I'm not a fan of Arthur Gies' writing, but I don't see a problem with what he did here. I wish he had made it clear how much time he sank into it, though, since it sounds like SFZ isn't much longer than watching a movie anyway.
Oh, but they know. Any negative point is "right up my alley".
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"It's the Star Fox game you wanted...in 2002." LOL
Dude, what?
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As expected
Ben "Fart in the wind(google it)" Kuchera was more annoying to me during that period.That's not even a controversial opinion.
Nah, Kuchera is terrible too, but they guy that called us all idiots for rejecting Microsofts DRM is the worst.
Why is eggman on the team?
lol, what are you talking about? stop the hyperbole pls
ok, Mario Tennis and the AC game really are bad.
Splatoon and Mario Maker are Nintendo at its best though.
Edit: Almost forgot Yoshi's Wooly World. What a gem
lol, what are you talking about? stop the hyperbole pls
ok, Mario Tennis and the AC game really are bad.
Splatoon and Mario Maker are Nintendo at its best though.
Edit: Almost forgot Yoshi's Wooly World. What a gem
Yeah, no. There are more examples of lackluster first party games than Mario Tennis and AC, and you know that.
For me, Splatoon and Mario Maker are no way Nintendo as it best though. Nintendo as its best are games like Metroid Prime, Mario Sunshine or Zelda Wind Waker. But I'm willing to see Splatoon is a creative and good IP by Nintendo, so you've got atleast one point.
Mario Maker is just a level editor though. Nothing special. Yoshi is just another 2D sidescroller.
Honestly shocked that people are so attached to this franchise that they'd be upset about the polygon article.
It really isn't that big of a deal if some people do not like this video game.
This is post SmallFox Command when Small Egg switched sides and joined Small Fox.Why is eggman on the team?
The creppy knuckles figure in the walker. I'm dying.
*salute*Review written by my good friend over at N Europe: (remove the space)
http://www.n- europe.com/reviews/star-fox-zero
People only reviewing games they like would make the concept of a review kinda pointless.
lol, what are you talking about? stop the hyperbole pls
ok, Mario Tennis and the AC game really are bad.
Splatoon and Mario Maker are Nintendo at its best though.
Edit: Almost forgot Yoshi's Wooly World. What a gem
As expected
Do people even care how they view games critically??? I always thought they were more for entertainment value. Hell, I'm surprised they even reviewed this game, they seem lazy in that regard.That may be one of the most "out of touch" comments GB has made so far...
But isn't Hero a reboot that retcons Command?This is post SmallFox Command when Small Egg switched sides and joined Small Fox.
Their arguably biggest game is still hitting the Wii U likely this year but they're not going to put everything they have into a system with no hope for growth.So they basically pulled the plug after super mario maker, damn this company is icecold.
Except I'm not joking. Galaxy Force 2 isn't fun.
Doesn't even have any boss battles to attempt to redeem it.