| BengaBenga said: Wow, I'm amazed that there are even people that defend Konami here. What happened to freedom of press? What happened to expecting an unbiased review from reviewers? If Konami fears bad reviews, they should not send review copies, but if they do I think it's absolutely unacceptable to set demands for the review. |
Everyone is right here.
Konami can place whatever restrictions it wants on its games and rags may choose to follow them or break them. Konami should be run the way the people in control of the company want it run as long as it does don't terrible things.
Rags may give games whatever score they want or non at all. Keep in mind the EGM only reviews a tiny % of the total games and they don't review many of the big games.
This has nothing to do with freedom of the press. That has to do with the press and its interactions with governments and laws.
Benga, are you calling for more regulations and laws on how videogame companies run? It looks that way and that is the exact opposite of what is best for gamers. The less connected governments and game companies are, the better it is for all of us.
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