Nerds on the Rocks takes a look at the idea of separating reviews of the single player and multiplayer component of a game. With recent games like Uncharted 3 and Battlefield 3, does the review give the full picture?
Battlefield 3's former Lead Designer has revealed that there were two cut missions from the main campaign
Get rid of campaigns, move the game to mobile, and try to compete with warzone. They would save time and money.
During MCM Comic Con London X EGX, CGM got the chance to be part of a press group interview with the stars of the Uncharted titles, namely the legendary Nolan North, who played protagonist Nathan Drake, Emily Rose, who portrayed Elena Fisher and Richard McGonagle, who took on the role of Victor ‘Sully’ Sullivan,
Whether it comes through remakes or a new game with a similar style, DICE should aim to revive the glory days of Battlefield 3 and Bad Company 2.
hmmm I think there will be no old BF glory days for EA since they are loyal to their greediness and laziness :D
You're asking for a miracle with EA that will never happen unless they can exploit the money making schemes behind it.
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Personally, I'm all for this idea. A seperate score for single-player, multiplayer and then a score for what the reviewer thinks of how the whole package ties together. Count me onboard
This is somewhat off topic, but I think it would be interesting if in some games you could buy the different components seperately.I'm not getting MW3, but if they sold the local multiplayer seperately online for a cheap price, I might buy it. Besides, there are plenty of people who only play online in games like cod and bf.
The big problem I see is these reviews are less analytical and more about the general opinion. I do not want to read a review about someone's opinion but a less bias, more objective view of a game which, sadly, few publications achieve.
On the topic in question a different score is a good idea. Some games fall for one aspect which some reviews ignore because the aspect they like is excellent. It also gives a clearer picture for people buying the game.
Basically the review system in general is flawed. Too much opinion not enough analytical view on things.
Yes.