How can he say something like that?
And im suprised the editor can give such a biased answer!
Gamespot, you're so missing the point here. After copping a torrent of vitriol for giving Twilight Princess a "lowly" 8.8, they've somehow felt the need to respond to their critics. Well...not so much respond, as make things ten times worse. Matthew Rorie, Game Guides Editor:
It's the same damn game we've all been playing for the last 15-odd years. Hey, guess what? You get to go into dungeons...and find items...and put together pieces of heart to make new heart containers. I haven't gotten very far into it, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that Triforce is in the mix at some point.
There's a difference between tradition and ossification, and Nintendo's been content to let this series stay the same for too damn long. What's more, in a lot of ways it's actually getting to be pretty annoying.
Why, GameSpot, as a major, commercial site, did you feel the need to respond to a bunch of angry fanboys? And having made that decision, why oh why did you need to go baiting them like that? All it's going to do is piss them off even more, all the while dragging you down to their level.
Via Kotaku
How can he say something like that?
And im suprised the editor can give such a biased answer!
read EDGE...
"I haven't gotten very far into it, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that Triforce is in the mix at some point"
How can he review it if he hasnt gotten far in it yet? I take it this guy must absolutly hate Ps3 (doing the same thing 3 generations in a row). Nintendo Does what we want. they improve on what works. i suppose he's going to go protest how long we've had bigmacs at mcdonalds!
dont review a game if you havent gotten very far in it. its bull crap. people love zelda some they keep making it. SUPPPLY AND DEMAND!! lol
There are SO many reasons why all the fanboys crapping their underoos over this was completely ridiculous.
1. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if that opinion is stupid and misinformed.
2. Why the hell do people care what "professional" reviewers think? Does what they say really have an ENORMOUS impact on how much YOU'RE going to enjoy a game? Besides, reviewers (not just for video games) are often bribed, threatened, given gifts, etc to slant their reviews. One of the biggest incidents of this in recent years was when HALO 2 reviews came out shortly before the game's release. So many reviewers were bought off and taken to strip clubs to persuade them to give it perfect, or near perfect scores. If they didn't, they were threatened into being boycotted, and never getting any early games to review ever again.
3. The complaints came in BEFORE THE GAME WAS RELEASED! There was no way the fanboys could have possibly formed an opinion on its score that would be the slightest bit accurate. If you haven't played it, you have NO right to criticize someone else's opinion about it.
4. Its completely stupid to get personally offended over someone else's opinion about something as frivolous and silly as a video game. You're a sad, sad person if a mere game means THAT much to you.
I think Jeff Gerstmann was the one who reviewed it.
According to Matthew Rorie's reasoning, GTA San Andreas should have gotten a way lower score. I mean... isn't that almost the same as GTA 3?
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