JayWood2010 said:
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No review of a video game should start with multiplayer. If Call of Duty wants to really just become a multiplayer game then release one big ass game PC style and send in patches every year. They release a $60 retail game EVERY. FREAKING. YEAR. For any reviewer not taking that into consideration when reviewing CoD really shouldn't have a job reviewing video games. Ignoring campaigns is a bad precendent to set in gaming. Online experience is secondary, alternative FEATURE. Not the main attraction. Again, if CoD's business model was just for multiplayer it doesn't require a new disc every year to do that.
Furthermore, I'm not bashing other people (or rather critics) for liking CoD. I'm pointing out the absolutely GLARING hypocrcisy involved in their chastisement of one title to another. You can't claim GoW:A is "more of the same" (because its not. I mean, it's really, really not.) and mark that as a negative and then turn around and give Call of Duty a higher score (because EVERYONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND KNOWS COD IS ALWAYS MORE OF THE SAME AND NOTHING MORE! lol). It makes you not only a hypocrite. But a horrible "journalist". Take a look at the websites who scored God of War Under an 80 or better yet even under an 85. And see what they gave CoD. It's higher in 90% of the reviews.
Gaming "journalism" is a cess pool. And it has to stop. Stop defending malpractice.







