| toMsons7551 said: I hope it's never. I just think people who will get to rate it will be HUGE Halo fanboys and rate it a 10 before they even get to play it. Fair reviews no a days is just expecting way to much in my opinion. So yea, I don't care what some biased nit-wit reviewer will say about the game. Last I check it's more of the same, and doesn't deserve good marks unless they did a total 180 from the previous games. But even the graphics looks the same, they cannot even make it look good. And for multiplayer it looks even worse, god knows why they downgrade it. It's not like Halo campaign is even that demanding. I am just saying, hate most "big game" reviews, especially when they come out early. They only get permission if it's good, or other stupid stipulations. Not like they can do what ever, they sign a contract/agreement. Everyone has some objective, and how shady MS has been recently, I expect nothing more but something pathetic. I will honestly be happy if Halo Reach gets a "9.0" from IGN and stuff, so I can actually read it and see faults. Halo's have been far from perfect and a lower-ish rating will probably be the "real" reviews. When games are exclusive, this is where it's worst in my opinion. Cause sometimes reviewers give the feeling that they are standing up for a console, rather than rating the game alone.
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So you bitch about reviewers not playing a game enough before reviewing it and in the same breath you say that Halo: Reach is more of the same without ever having played it. Thats called being a hypocrite.
I also love how you say none of the Halo games deserved the scores they got when Halo 3 is still at the top of xbl charts week after week even 3 years after release. If people bought the games because of hype they wouldn't still be playing it so long out. Not to mention the one Halo game that wasn't as stellar as the rest got reviews reflecting such, that game being ODST.
So all your complaining about reviewer bias is pretty much just you whining that you don't like Halo so you don't get why everyone else does.
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