20 - Joystiq
30 - Kotaku
100 - OXM
10 - Eurogamer
25 - IGN
30 - GameInformer
0 - OPM

What magazine was it?

not sure what that site is and if there is really a magazine of that which he read but he should have his quotes (which he tweaked a little bit to sound even better about the graphics)  from this article which is already one month old:

http://www.policymic.com/articles/15203/halo-4-review-and-release-date-not-artistically-fresh-but-technologically-stunning

"Halo 4 Review and Release Date: Not Artistically Fresh But Technologically Stunning

1. Halo 4:

The game that puts the hype for virtually every other game to shame, Halo 4 is the fourth proper entry into the Halo line and the first not developed by Bungie. As a game that switched from being developed by a major studio to a new startup, Halo 4 has been worrying fans for some time. However, Microsoft would not hand their flagship title to just anyone and Halo 4 is shaping up to be a stunning game. The first thing people will notice, even before anything else, is that the game looks devastatingly good and that is not just artistic brilliance (in fact, it might not even be artistically fresh) but the actual technology under the hood is stunning. The first level, where you will notice a difference in the HUD (heads up display), is where it becomes evident that this is easily the best looking Halo game ever made and leaps and bounds above most current-generation shooters. The lighting is eerily realistic and character models have more detail than ever, although the details seems to make them seem a bit different from the Grunts and Elites that Halo fans may be used to. They seem bulkier and even more armored, but it is rather amazing that the game still maintains a strong Halo feel in the gameplay department. You will quickly be recapped, in essentially less than a minute, all the things that happened in the first three games and then it’s off to explore. Find an enemy, take their weapon and you will find a room that is so large with so much open space that it is simply begging for a firefight. As always, the enemies show up after an alien ship docks outside and from that moment on, it is pure Halo. Even the multiplayer keeps similar names to previous editions and the objectives, at their core, are the same. However, the customization is absolutely mind-boggling. If you wanted to never play the same game with your friends twice, it would be a long time before you would get to the end of that list. So, essentially, this is a Halo game with better graphics. What more could you want? "

Wasnt Polymic. Was GamesMaster.

did gamemaster steal from that writer and changed only few words or is it the same writer who just used parts of his one month old text for his review? both seems as if gamesmaster is shit^^

Almost here! but i need to sleep someone post them for me because its 3AM here i was at haloowen party and i think im sick.

I guess I'll have to wait until tomorrow. It's currently midnight in my time zone (Eastern).

Yup, Pacific times for Halo related stuff. Believe me, I wish it was now. At least we are the first to actually be able to buy the game.

93 on the spot would be great. I am starting to think 90 maybe. It is getting hard to score high at the end of gen.