Just because Matt was outspoken about his dislike for Wii Music before it's release doesn't make his review any less creditable. I'm sure if I played a preview of a game that I didn't like wouldn't it still be possible that I would still not like it when it was completed?
Why would they pull him off of the review because he said something? Wouldn't that have shown IGN's bias towards Nintendo? Wouldn't it have been even better for Wii Music if it turned out that he loved it? Would anyone question his review at that point or would the opposite group just say Nintendo was pouring money down his throat.
I don't think it's that shocking that there's going to be a review that doesn't match your expectations. I think Miyamato has a good handle on things... but I'm interested in seeing if he makes any time to do interviews for IGN now (but even then, will it be Nintendo or Miyamato's decision?).
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