Psnprofiles says U2 on PS3 was completed at least on easy by 67.5% of the people who played it.
edit : MGS5 on PS4 seems to stand at 37%
Yer, I just checked. TLOU was only 65 %
Absolutely crazy
Psnprofiles says U2 on PS3 was completed at least on easy by 67.5% of the people who played it.
edit : MGS5 on PS4 seems to stand at 37%
Well the completion numbers you decribe here are far from "80% don't finish games".
Psnprofiles says U2 on PS3 was completed at least on easy by 67.5% of the people who played it.
edit : MGS5 on PS4 seems to stand at 37%
Yeah those 10's back in the day were always stupid. No game is perfect.
They matured indeed abit. Sterling gave The Witcher also 8.5 so its not a bad to have to same.
What's stupid is thinking a 10 means perfect. 10 doesn't mean perfect, it's more like being utterly outstanding, and/or akin to being among the best in its genre at the time of review.
What is perfect then? 11?
And a 9.5 can say the same thing.
There is no such thing as a perfect game
It's the highest level of recommendation. Play/buy it RIGHT NOW!So 10's shouldnt be allowed. You can make something fancy about it. But a 10 means perfect in anyway. If its not that what is the point of scale of 10.
So 10's shouldnt be allowed. You can make something fancy about it. But a 10 means perfect in anyway. If its not that what is the point of scale of 10.
So 10's shouldnt be allowed. You can make something fancy about it. But a 10 means perfect in anyway. If its not that what is the point of scale of 10.
It's the highest level of recommendation. Play/buy it RIGHT NOW!
A 10 doesn't mean that a game is perfect, just that the game is really good at everything it does.
What is perfect then? 11?
And a 9.5 can say the same thing.
There is no such thing as perfect. No game that has ever been made, or that will ever be made, is or will be perfect. If you get close enough to perfect, or simply among the pinnacle of the said genre, that can to many be sufficient to warrant a 10.
Yer, I just checked. TLOU was only 65 %
Absolutely crazy
Well the completion numbers you decribe here are far from "80% don't finish games".
There is no such thing as perfect. No game that has ever been made, or that will ever be made, is or will be perfect. If you get close enough to perfect, or simply among the pinnacle of the said genre, that can to many be sufficient to warrant a 10.
Do people have this kind of inane argument over 5/5 book or movie reviews? NO BOOK IS PERFECT! THERE WAS A DANGLING PARTICIPLE ON PAGE 156!
Or restaurants, resorts, Amazon reviews, etc.Do people have this kind of inane argument over 5/5 book or movie reviews? NO BOOK IS PERFECT! THERE WAS A DANGLING PARTICIPLE ON PAGE 156!
Great score!
Predicting 90-94 at meta.
There is no such thing as perfect. No game that has ever been made, or that will ever be made, is or will be perfect. If you get close enough to perfect, or simply among the pinnacle of the said genre, that can to many be sufficient to warrant a 10.
Predicting 79 metascore all told. The single-player Remedy romp isn't going to hit the right strings for everyone and the TV-show part might end up being really divisive.
Good to see Sterling liked it though. A ton of work went into QB.
also quantum break is not a cover shooter
also quantum break is not a cover shooter
Totally not a cover shooter. Neither is Uncharted or Tomb Raider.
It not a real cover shooter like Division or Gears. It as contact based cover. But thats it really. All the previews said that also. Like this.
"The gameplay is really offensive. It introduces itselfs as a cover shooter but then teaches you very quick that you cant stay behind cover.for a period of time because you get rushed like crazy. And the Ai is designed to push you out of cover like Tomb Raider really."
"Combat is empowering youre effectively a superhero after all but throughout the first four acts of the game you rarely feel overpowered, as groups of enemies work together to take you down. Furthermore, enemies who have some time-based abilities of their own are hinted at for later on in the game and so youre encouraged to make canny use of your powers in combination with one another to get up close to enemies, rather than become over reliant on sticking to cover and taking pot-shots from afar."
lol it's got the Alan Wake problem.
Great engrossing story, solid mechanics and gameplay, but a disappointing and unsatisfying ending.
Honestly, that kills it for me. It will prevent me from getting the game full price.
You read all the reviews from tomorrow already?
It's a shooter that has a cover system. If you intend to stay behind cover as your main tactic, you'll get wrecked. A true "cover shooter" is something like Gears where that is literally your main tool for defense. This game has a ton of defensive and offensive options.
I know a lot of people swear by his reviews but i think the bloke is a total bellend, so will wait for other sources before deciding on a purchase.
Digital Homicide is that you?
Today is tomorrow. Good score.
I'm going with 84% to 89% meta-score. If a SP only game with large amount of cut-scenes breaks 90% I'll be amazed. Not that I think this shouldn't happen (as I play more SP these days again) but because that just doesn't seem to be the general critical consensus these days.
What is perfect then? 11?
And a 9.5 can say the same thing.
edit : MGS5 on PS4 seems to stand at 37%
Jim is this your alt?
Hopefully people judge those cutscenes and not that they are "a large amount"
Well said.10 is just the highest recommendation a reviewer can give, not a perfect game. It was never that, and it never will be because there will never be a perfect game.
I thought that was too high for bloodborne and I was wrong.I think that's too high but we'll see
That first sentence could be applied to a lot of games. Take the parkour out of Titanfall and you got a standardized shooter. "Time is power". No wonder that Quantum Break relies on its time powers. That's the reason it is slightly different than other generic TPS where you just normally shoot stuff.
Haha, this is true. My best friend has an Xbox One and only owns 10 or 11 games. He also has Steam on his PC (many people don't even play PC games), but I don't think he has more than 30 games on Steam.
Meanwhile I have over 100 Xbox One games and hundreds of Steam games.
Granted, I've not finished a LOT of my games either.
Yep, I beat Uncharted 2 also. What do the stats say about TLoU? I dropped out of it only a few hours in, too boring.
PSNProfiles only tracks those who use the site, not every PS3 owner who played the game. And those who use PSNProfiles are usually more on the "core gamer" side of things I would assume
If you compare the completion percentage of a game on PSNProfiles with the percentage on the console, you'll more often than not find a significant difference between the two.
For example, U2 on PS3:
PSNProfiles: 67.5% completion on easy
PSN: 43.9% completion on easy
lol it's got the Alan Wake problem.
Great engrossing story, solid mechanics and gameplay, but a disappointing and unsatisfying ending.
Honestly, that kills it for me. It will prevent me from getting the game full price.
The ramifications wouldn't be legal, as this was not a signed NDA. Microsoft may choose not to talk to me ever again though.
It's not the first time I've flubbed a date - or indeed anybody has. Usually publishers are understanding of an honest mistake. We'll see, at any rate.
The ramifications wouldn't be legal, as this was not a signed NDA. Microsoft may choose not to talk to me ever again though.
It's not the first time I've flubbed a date - or indeed anybody has. Usually publishers are understanding of an honest mistake. We'll see, at any rate.
TLoU picks up massively about a third of the way in (6 hours or so). Then it keeps up its amazing momentum and gameplay for the next ~10 hours to become one of the greatest games ever.