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mrstickball said:
Alic0004 said:

It's frustrating because Famitsu is so often first and used to be important, but I don't see how anyone can take them seriously. The Last Remnant getting basically a perfect score, Infinite Undiscovery getting about the same score SO4 just did, and WKC getting an unusually low score... it just seems random. Despite the fact that WKC seems to not be a perfect game, I can't even imagine a parallel dimension where it will get a lower metascore than Infinite Undiscovery, and SO4 simply looks way better than IU.

Not only do the scores seem bizarrely random (but never really low) they also never give you a sense of anything, never really describe any aspect of the game beyond what you could get from a preview... the format doesn't really allow it.

 

That said, GO SO4 GO!

Infinite Undiscovery got a 29/40, the same score as WKC. It exactly mirrored Western scores for IU, which were in the low 70's.

 

 

        Actually, I just double checked, and Infinite Undiscovery got a 32/40 from Famitsu, so we were both wrong.  You must have been going off of memory too 8) 

       Probably good we can't remember these things too well...

       That still seems high to me, having played pretty far into the game

       If White Knight Chronicles actually manages to average significantly lower on metacritic than Infinite Undiscovery, I will be shocked.  Can you imagine the game getting an average of 60?

      Despite the fact that it looks like a very cliched rpg with giant-robot-knights thrown in (did they hire writers or just ask their marketing department to cook something up?) it looks like they put some serious effort into it, from the character creation system to the single player to the four player online.

     Anyway, sorry to derail the thread any more.