MontanaHatchet said:
They like it the same as the other consoles, perhaps even more. Rath: Just because Gamespot was revealed to "sell" review scores doesn't mean the other sites aren't guilty of it. Besides, why would an Xbox Live title from a small developer have reviews that were paid for? Grand Theft Auto 4 or Brawl would make sense, as they're large games with large budgets that are dependant on review scores to sell. Braid is, from what I've gathered, a small title so it's highly possible that it's just a good game.
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I disagree. Brawl and GTAIV were practically guaranteed to sell well based on brand name. Review scores be damned, fans of SSB and GTA were going to buy those games. It's on a small unknown title where a review score can make a big difference IMO. Whether Brawl gets an 8, 9, 10, or even something lower, it will still get sales. But if a small game from podunk, nowhere gets a high review score it'll suddenly get noticed by gamers who would have passed on it or simply never even heard of it.
