| LudicrousSpeed said: I don't really care how you want to make excuses for or qualify it. Bottom line is there was another racer on Xbox One for reviewers to compare NFS to and it scored lower on Xbox One. And lower than that other racer scored. Search a little harder for hypocrisy, please. |
so going by your reasoning you admit that the PS4 offers a significantly improved gaming experience than Xbox One? PS4 version of NFS scored significantly better than the XB1 version of the same game (need for speed rivals), so going by your "logic" it dictates that the PS4 version of the game is considerably better due to the PS4 being a better system of course, since they had the same developer, release date and content. since your argument defies all kind of logic, reasoning and commen sense by flat out refusing to check the publications behind the score even though a majority of the same publications that reviewed Forza 5 are the same who reviewed the PS4 version of NFS:R such as 3DJuegos,Cheat Code Central, Destructoid, Edge Magazine, EGM, Eurogamer, Eurogamer Germany, Eurogamer Spain, Eurogamer portugal, game informer, game revolution, Gameblog.fr, games beat, game spot, games radar, game trailers, gaming trend, giant bomb and ign. we can now realistically conclude that the PS4 does indeed offer a much better gaming experience than the XB1. that of course going by your argument which basically says what matters is the "bottom line" and the final metascore.
and an FYI those are, 19 examples of publications that reviewed both he PS4 version of NFS and FZ5, more than the entire number of publications that reviewed the XB1 version of NFS.
