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Forums - Nintendo - Nintendo Power Holiday 2009:NSMB, Silent Hill and Call of Duty Reviews

alfredofroylan on 13 November 2009

Some good scores.

Mario - 9.0
+improves on NSMB DS in every way
+less linear levels and world maps
+best multiplayer in a mario yet
+some of the advance play videos are amazing to watch (sounds like DK:JB)
-waggle to spin, sometimes happens by accident
-doesn't like the save point structure

Silent Hill - 8.0
+good use of wiimote
+graphics
+psychological profile which affects game based on choices
+creative and varied puzzles
-not scary, lacks sense of danger

Shaun White 2 - 7.0

Call of Duty: Reflex - 9.0

RE: Darkside - 8.0

Need for Speed Nitro - 7.0

Rabbid Wii & DS - 7.0

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=379589

But the reasons are weird.... how can Silent Hill not being scary if you don't have weapons and basically every single thing in the game can kill you?



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chasmatic12 on 13 November 2009

Nice scores all around. I wonder what the negatives for RE are. Also, when they say best multiplayer in a Mario yet, do they mean every Mario game ever? Like, even Mario Kart?!!



Gamerace on 13 November 2009

First reviews I'm seeing for RE:D and SH:SM - Both looking good.
IGN said Silent Hill was scary.

Nice review score for CoDMWR - I think IGN is totally out of whack with their review.

Curious to see what they said about Nitro and Rabbids, expected 8s for those.



 

bazmeistergen on 13 November 2009

Rabbids is too easy to get through. Hard to complete 100%, but a bit easy otherwise.

Super duper fun mind!



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famousringo on 13 November 2009

Different people have different ideas of scary. For example, people without a good sense of empathy will never really get a sense of horror from any story, so they only get surprised by jump outs or grossed out by gore.



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