KLXVER said:
You think the PSP has a better game library? Thats fine, but dont try to justify it by saying that I dont know what Im talking about... |
I edited it out before your post because it doesn't matter if you know what you're talking about or not. Your list was full of games that you haven't played, noted by your comment that you haven't played them but they're highly rated games, plus games that haven't been released yet. I edited it out because your opinion is your opinion, mine is mine.
But anyways, you really think a high rating means the game is great? Or a low rating means a game is bad? Do you also parrot everyone else who says EA is the worst company ever? Do you follow everyone else or can you actually form your own opinions? Your post basically pointed out that the popular opinion of a game being high means it's a great game overlooking the fact that everyone, including yourself, has different opinions.
The point is, my opinion of the two consoles is actually an informed opinion. I've played all the games myself. I don't praise a games accomplishments based on a fanbase that is known to overrate every single first party to come out without even playing them. I play the games myself and form my own opinion.
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Monster Hunter has hardly changed from its original release back on the PS2. Graphically it's about the same, just in higher resolution, gameplay is exactly the same with additional weapons, monsters, and different areas in t he newer versions. You'd think the original being pretty much the same game gets the same score as the more recent games, right? Nope. Monster Hunter was scored less than 70 back when it was first released, and still scored poorly later on. It wasn't until it started getting really popular in the west that it started scoring higher. Most video game journalists are the biggest joke in the industry. There are several things I could point out that make you realize that you should no longer listen to their reviews and just use them for news and information but not going to bother.