Playstation_prophet said:
curl-6 said:
There was no smear campaign. A smear campaign is a systematic, coordinated effort to ruin a reputation through slander and vilification.
There's no real evidence that reviewers or the media were attempting to ruin the game's reputation, it simply didn't meet the criteria by which they assess games.
This persecution complex in regards to Sony games has become absurd. There is no conspiracy, Sony just aren't outputting games that measure up to reviewer's standards.
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How did a game that was as bad as the media said sell almost 750,000 copies? It was a new IP and limited advertising. Why does 90% of gamers love the game? How did the Order get 2/10 reviews when it was broken and many games before it were? Why was it too linear back in the summer and 10 websites published it? Why did a week before release Youtube videos say the game was five hours long and multiple websites publish it with no mention of it being a speedrun? You can go to Youtube right now and walk walkthroughs. THEY ARE ALL 8-10 HOURS. Etc, etc, etc
Sounds like a smear campaign to me.
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First bold: Sales really don't have anything to do with the quality of the game. And limited advertising? Interesting, because I've seen it advertised plenty of times myself.
2nd bold: Where did you pull this statistic from?
You seem to forget that a lot of criticism of the game isn't only about length of game, but how the story elements disappointed as well. The only thing that has been across the board positive is the aestetics of the game and the voice acting. Other than that, there's been quite a bit criticism leveled on every other aspect of the game.
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