Final Fantasy type-0 review thread 67-76 metacritic *reviews incoming*

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ktay95 said:

Captain_Yuri said:

Well... I kinda expect SE to have higher standards than this when it comes to making FF games... Like you have games like FFVII Crisis Core which isn't really a mainline FF game getting a score above 80 and that is where FF games should lie and not in 67-75 range cause that means that SE put a lot less effort into making the game... This will go for Nintendo games as well. If the next SSB is in 65-75 range, then I would skip that too. The last thing I want is to show to companies that I hold in high regard is that its okay for them to release games that aren't up to snuff for them. If anything, I might get it when its discounted

Now if the score goes up and it was only a matter of clickbait, then I wont care. And its not really a review score, its the sum of all the review scores from the good to the bad. And the review score represents the complaints so I dont get what the issue is

Good thing it has a 76 =P

Also Crisis Core pulling an 80 on a handheld vs Type-0 pulling a 76 on PS4 are very different. Crsis Core was compared to PSP games, Type-0 has to compete with games as large in scale as Dragon Age Inquisition while working with the limiations of what the PSP could do.

Also my issue with review scores is 5 = Average and 7 = Average depending on the reviewers. Without reading the review or knowing how the reviewer scores games you have no way of knowing what they think.

Loll well as I said, if the review scores go higher, then I won't have any issues buying the game

And I doubt they are actually comparing an HD remaster to a large scale games like DA:I cause if they did, then they are doing reviews wrong which again, should go up when more "legit" reviews come out.

And yes, I get the whole, "its dependent on the reviewer" but again, as more and more reviews come in, the score should increase if the game deserves it or decrease if the game doesn't deserve it. And I am pretty sure most reviewers know how people feel about review scores, specially the ones that have been in the industry for a very long time. And not everyone really has time to go through all the reviews and read them hence why this thing exists