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Bad Meta score?

Anything below a 90 17 5.78%
 
Anything below a 80 36 12.24%
 
Anything below a 70 128 43.54%
 
Anything below a 60 76 25.85%
 
Anything 0-59 30 10.20%
 
Unless it's a perfect 100 it's bad. 7 2.38%
 
Total:294
NobleTeam360 on 10 March 2014

Me personally I think once you get below a 60 is when a game is considered bad. What do you think higher or lower than mine?



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Azhraell on 10 March 2014

Considering how inflated are scores in video games, 70.



Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 10 March 2014

Anything below a 69 with rare exceptions



                  

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Xen on 10 March 2014

Generally, lower than 54-52 is already troubling. Though there are exceptions.



NobleTeam360 on 10 March 2014

You guys are funny voting for anything below a 90.



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tbone51 on 10 March 2014

I see 60-70 as games to play, but be careful, under a 60 o.O

Also it depends on franchise

Ex: If LoZ (main game not spinoff) gets an 80-85 then it might not be as good considering every LoZ averages 89-93, but if a Sonic game averages out to be an 80-85 OMG, it must be good



tbone51 on 10 March 2014
Kyuu said:
I wouldn't bother myself with anything below 80. But Knack, the Mario-Killer, is an exception.


Knack has nothing on Mario.... NOTHING



Azhraell on 10 March 2014
tbone51 said:
Kyuu said:
I wouldn't bother myself with anything below 80. But Knack, the Mario-Killer, is an exception.


Mario has nothing to do against Knack.... NOTHING

Fixed



FlamingWeazel on 10 March 2014

Game reviews have been inflated for years so I pretty much ignore them except for a point of reference, game reviews are a joke.



MDMAlliance on 10 March 2014

Honestly, I think once the metascore looks yellow, I have to do more looking into the game than if it weren't. I would look into a game regardless of its metascore, but if enough people are rating it lower, it warrants me making sure I want to purchase the game. Of course, in the end exactly how much the metascore is doesn't reflect much on how much I enjoy the title. Plenty of 90+ games I did not enjoy as much as 70-80 games.