So The Fight: Lights Out has 47 Metascore. IGN is still wrong?

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Mr.Metralha said:

Scruff7 said:

Mr.Metralha said:

Lafiel said:

Mr.Metralha said:

And for gaming press.

This game is only good to the ps3 crowd and shitty biased websites.

The "ps3 crowd" huh? Depending on your definition of that (bullshit)term it could be 41plus million people, which are probably a better indicator than 18 reviewers, lol.BTW as this game is PS3 only I think it's most important objective is to be "good to the PS3 crowd", heh.

 

Why is it so important to you that all people agree that this is "a bad game" huh?

I think shit like postal and rape simulators are bad games, but a fighting game that might or might not work as well as it should in no way is a "bad" game to me, just an enjoyable or not enjoyable one.

Personally I've enjoyed in the past some shovelware with broken controls too. Like I said above, and twestern elaborated on that, it doesn't make it a good game, we're just enjoying crap.

 

 

This is it, the game doesn't have broken controls. All of these arguments are coming down to this point.

It doesn't? Why the majority of the gaming press says so? They are all wrong then, lol.

 

Seriously, I created this thread to slap in the face of people that the game actually is a piece of crap not the glorified simulator fans make out of it and trash talked IGN. But it seems that every other major gaming press agrees with IGN review. I wonder who's wrong.

Considering IGN has one of the lowest reviews of the game, I'm not sure it's appropriate to say they have given it a average score.

Since I own the game and played it extensively, I can say that the controls are not broken, far from it in fact. Just like many other games, you have to learn how to play it, then you find that actually, the controls are pretty much spot on 1:1

As you can see on the video i posted above, you can see the controls are nowhere near broken, watch it and you can see the actions of the guy playing it translated almost exactly to his character on screen.

I'm not arguing that this game is perfect, but I am arguing that the controls aren't broken.