Graphics doesn't make the game, you can take that from a PC gamer like me who has the bestest graphix zomg. You only use the controller for inventory or work on locks while gazing at your TV for fuckers after you(and shit, you can use it for sniping, that's like a FPS dream, I played the Nintendo Land Zelda mini-game and it worked great when I was the archer with the tablet), it's actually good for immersion, dual screen isn't something new and has been around since the first DS release. People just don't like change in general, they want their comfy spot and don't want to accept new things because it confuses them until they can get used to it.

Console gamers can be the biggest whinners sometimes, not talking strictly about you, I've been using more than 3 displays on my PC for years and office jobs have dual screen setup a lot of the times, albeit some older people don't like more than 1, well, they are old, but still, more than one display to pay attention to is not something new nor is it game breaking. It's only bad when it's used badly, and I don't see it being used badly in Zombie U yet in the previews, but I'll find out soon enough and post my thoughts on it.

Bitch you better not talk shit about Platium Games or Bayonetta 2, I'll cut you!

UH OH SPAGHETTIos!

Just one review...Everyone remain calm, don't panic!!!!

OK I guess I have to take your word on that. As for me, I get scared and anxious playing scary games. I think that's the point of them. Maybe we should just agree to disagree, because I don't think we're making much forward progress here.

I hate to say I told ya so. People need to like at studio track records. That's the easiest way to pre-determine of a game is going to be good.

from Wikipedia:

Not every game is a system seller but I don't see too many 4.5s in this list...

Games developed

oh im sorry im sorry dont hurt me :c

To people bringing up the Skyward Sword review, yes, 7.5 is a good score.

The problem wasn't the score. The problem was that the reviewer criticized the game's IR controls for not working very well. There is just one problem with this: Skyward Sword doesn't use IR controls. Not once. And it wasn't just a slip of the tongue; he described, in detail, how he was using the controls, and he was using them as though they were IR-based. The guy played the entire game wrong, without stopping to learn the controls, in a game that tells you how to use every item as you find them.

It was a disaster of a review. It's a wonder Tom McShea still has a job at GameSpot. You see, we weren't being petty and complaining about the review "ruining the metascore," because honestly, it probably didn't move the metascore at all. The issue was that the guy literally didn't know what he was talking about. It was just a bad review.

The ZombiU review sounds like they gave the game to the wrong guy, but at least he understands how to play it.

ZombiU is Red Steel all over again: promising title with lots of good intent, but without the budget and manpower behind it to really deliver.