IGN is delaying their review for a couple of days and their score is going to reflect how it performs under the full server stress of launch day(s) much like BF and Simcity.
ethomaz said:
EA review event? Reviewers received the copy of the game already... the retail copy... no close review event happened this time lol. The reviews I read that talk about framerate issues for example: http://www.gamespot.com/reviews/titanfall-review/1900-6415690/ Just read the reviews before try to hate the poster... please. |
Wow, why do you invest so much time in a game you will never get the chance to play?
| Blood_Tears said: IGN is delaying their review for a couple of days and their score is going to reflect how it performs under the full server stress of launch day(s) much like BF and Simcity. |
For now Edge, Game Informer, Giantbomb and PC Gamer are doing that too.
Solid_Snake_91 said:
Wow, why do you invest so much time in a game you will never get the chance to play? |
Why not? It's on PC, and no one is stopping anyone from borrowing a 360 or x1.
Shouldn't put the metacritic score in the title, since it is something that will varies as the week goes on.
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Solid_Snake_91 said: Wow, why do you invest so much time in a game you will never get the chance to play? |
What? I played the beta and I will play the final version lol
Why do you hate the poster when it is only reading reviews? Is it not allowed anymore?
Better question... why are you in a Discussion forum?
FlamingWeazel said:
87 is not just below 90, either way gamers put too much stock into review scores. |
wait, so 3 freaking points from a 90 doesnt qualify as just below 90? lol ok bro
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Rychussnik said:
wait, so 3 freaking points from a 90 doesnt qualify as just below 90? lol ok bro |
It's closer to 85...funny how you say 90.
Eurogamer delayed the reviews to test the servers with real world activity too.
And we have our first obscure site to launch a click bait.
"The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
Mar 10, 2014
70
An immensely enjoyable and exquisitely crafted shoot-em-up...Yet Titanfall is also a worrisome product that delivers only a fraction of what competing games – including Call of Duty – do, for the same price tag. That sets a worrying precedent where gamers are set to get less game for the same money. As the next generation of consoles takes root, this is both a commercial and an artistic concern."
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