Soleron on 14 December 2012
Squilliam said:
The highest rated core games sold better than the lower rated core games. The higher rated 'casual games' generally sold better than lower rated 'casual games'. Games can be both good and unappealing or poorly made and appealing and the metric for appeal and quality changes based on what games are competing with the titles. |
I'm referring to console review scores, the thread subject.
They're pointless because they're a function of hardware quality (irrelevant), pre-launch hype, and a little bit to do with the launch games (which rarely define a console).
Game reviews do focus on the aspects that make a game sell, so they are better.
