pap64 on 23 December 2008
In this generation of gaming I've learned to not put so much emphasis on reviews because in the end the one that truly judges the game is the player.
Reviews are 30% fact, 70% opinion. Yes, the reviewer can explain parts of the game, but its his or her thoughts that matter. Which means that opinion might or might be just and its the gamer that chimes in the better value.
For example, reviews say that Animal Crossing veterans can't enjoy City Folk because its barely an evolution. Yet gamers are playing through the game a THIRD time and finding new ways to enjoy it.
So reviews don't even matter in the final decision.
