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February 06, 2009
10:55 PM
Katana314 is now playing Team Fortress 2 (PC).
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Katana314 has beaten Half-Life 2: Episode One (PC).
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Katana314 has beaten Half-Life 2: Episode Two (PC).
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Katana314 has beaten Halflife: Opposing Force (PC).
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Beyond Good and Evil (PC) is now collecting dust Katana314.
10:55 PM
Katana314 has beaten Half-Life 2 (PC).
10:55 PM
Katana314 has beaten Halflife: Blue Shift (PC).
9:12 PM
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"Mature" games that are actually mature
YEEEEEEESSS!!! There are about 6 billion people who don't realize how mature Phoenix Wright is. The second game (Justice for All) has a case that presents a choice to the player that even the most mature of us can't handle; essentially deciding what you believe about justice entirely, and there IS no clear-cut answer. Everyone who likes "mature" games needs to play that series. (and on that note, Hotel Dusk is pretty good too)
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1:14 AM
Katana314 has beaten Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (PC).
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3 years ago How Metacritic rules the games industry
On the one hand, Metacritic allows people to have a quick way to base their buying instead of just getting whatever looks the shiniest.
On the other hand, we are putting a lot of power into reviewers; sometimes perhaps too much, as they can pretty much decide with some altered scores which games succeed.
We need to be sure we're not dismissing games just because they're below a certain score. Dead Space scored higher than Assassin's Creed, but I readily call Dead Space "Doom 4: Aliens Attacking Yet Again" whereas Assassin's Creed, while imperfect, was new and interesting. End of the line; to support your local developer, try to be looking past the Metacritic review. It's like using Wikipedia for reference; you never know.
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3 years ago "Mature" games that are actually mature
YEEEEEEESSS!!!
There are about 6 billion people who don't realize how mature Phoenix Wright is. The second game (Justice for All) has a case that presents a choice to the player that even the most mature of us can't handle; essentially deciding what you believe about justice entirely, and there IS no clear-cut answer.
Everyone who likes "mature" games needs to play that series. (and on that note, Hotel Dusk is pretty good too)
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