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spemanig said:

This is why I wish games used letter grades instead of numbered scores.

An A+ doesn't mean perfect. It means outstanding. No room for misinterpretation.
10/10 does mean perfect, which is a stupid way to look at and consider art.

I just consider a 10/10 or A+ as indicating extreme recommendation to the greatest degree.

There's no such thing as a perfect game...

...Except for Resident Evil 4. That's a perfect game... Specifically the Wii and PC versions... It's written in stone somewhere... Other than that though, no perfect game exists.