There's more constructive ways to do it. 99% of review bombs are narrow in review scope. They focus only on the negative and aren't helpful to other users looking for a balanced review and just clutter up the reviews and distort the true reflection of the review score aggregate (not that review scores are the be and end all anyway).
Sounds like a good idea. I can't believe review bombing is a thing tbh. Don't people have better things to do with their lives?
"Costing them less and less but they're charging more and more"
Got any evidence to back up that hyperbole?
For me games have never been cheaper. I used to pay $180-220 for a new Megadrive game, $120-140 for a Master System game. Nowadays new games are around the $89 mark. The change in moving from cartridge to disc format made things cheaper but the development teams got larger.
Video games are expensive to make. I think ...
To be fair it doesn't exactly work like that. In the beginning you wouldn't have 100 developers coding as the framework wouldn't have been developed yet. Developers would be added as the project rolls along.
Silly comment again, just like your comment in the other article, your comment means nothing to other readers without context or reasoning why. I mean that with no disrespect btw.
Arkham City was more disappointing after AA than AK was from Origins and/or City. I just 100% it recently and although I enjoyed it more this play through it's still the worst Batman game. That map and the internal level design is really bad.
GTAIV shouldn't be on there. And I disagree with the car handling. It handles fine if you drive it like a car in real life. You don't just floor it everywhere you drive in real life do you? That's where I reckon people ...
"Maybe its overpriced"
Pretty much. Also after looking up his Chicken Wiggle game it doesn't look anything amazing. Looks like the generic standard indie shovelware you get on the eShop. If the price tag is $15 in the states its probably closer to $30 in my country. Even if its over $10, that's a blatant rip off.
Why don't you read to see when the piece was first published before spouting off about it mate. This piece is almost 2 years old.
Hey if a sequel ain't adding anything more to it then sure. Not a fan of sequels for sequels sake tbh.
Vivi from FFIX. Him and his background are highly regarded. Imo if it wasn't for him FFIX would be a lame duck FF game.
On topic: If I were to think of a top 5 for FFVII I'd throw in the Shinra Manager as one of the top 5. The way he pops up at different stages of the game, always dropping into crappy situations was a nice running gag in the game.
For me its a tie between 8/16/32 bit era's.
Being able to listen/read other people's opinion's that differ from your own is something you shouldn't ignore so casually.
Only 15? 1994 is older than that. ;)
Hope there's a trophy for holding right for a whole level :P
I'd like to see another Alex Kidd & a Streets of Rage game. And I know its not Sega but another Strike game from EA would be great too.
Sounds interesting, wonder how that's gonna work with the story pacing.
All micro transactions are perfect, beautiful and individually crafted for me to politely ignore whilst I play my game offline. God bless you sweet gentle WB.
No life more like.
lol why are people even debating this?
@agent4532: This is dumb I can't just reply to you directly or tag you but whatever.
Those engines you mentioned are free but that is for the basic version. To get the "professional" edition for some you have to pay per user for a license. And for some once your game is a commercial product depending on the license you may have to pay royalties for the engine. So yeah...not free.