Samus Aran said:
That's quite sad, but doesn't surprise me. I already told you: critics often review games without having full access to its content (online for example). If someone compares an innovative and creative game like Splatoon to Driveclub then I will tell those people why that comparison is faulty. At least Splatoon's online was buttery smooth. |
Considering that the weather update was called a "game changer" by some publications, there's really nothing sad about it, what's sad is you trying so vehemently to downplay all of that. There couldn't be anything that's just legitimately great about Driveclub, right?
Also you seem to still not understand what the point of the Driveclub comparison was and how it's completely fair, a complaint that was in fact leveled against Driveclub at launch was the lack of content, a complaint that after the constant updates over the last 6 months can now probably be considered more or less mute. Still reviewers (aside from the 2 or so that actually updated their reviews) judged the game on the content that was there day one and didn't add points for content that was going to be added in later.