Gameplayer and former Australian GamePro editor Chris Stead has written an article on review scores and the need to hand out 10/10s or full marks to a videogame. He attacks the theory that no game is perfect and thus no game deserves a 10.
"It's true, no game is perfect… no anything is perfect… but since when is giving a game a ten a sign that it is perfect. Did you read the text? Did they say somewhere that this game is perfect and has absolutely nothing wrong with it? I highly doubt it."
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Interesting article, it doesn’t surprise me because some people are better all a-rounders than others. Regardless of fame or how good they are in their specialty.
This is why I feel like the live action stuff in Alan Wake 2 especially is pretty bad. It also looks really cheap and amateurish.
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If reviewers start giving out even a few 10s, then they will give out more 10s to games that were better than the ones that they gave 10s to, and then give 10s to even better games than that, so then the games that originally got 10s didnt really deserve it.
Only the best of the best of the best games should be awarded with perfect scores. Only Oblivion, Gears of War and Super Mario Galaxy have been worthy of a 10 rating this generation imo.
No. games shouldn't ever EVER get a 10/10. They should seriously rate it 9.7, 9.8, or even 9.9. never 10/10. There's always something missing. Not until a game has A single player like Uncharted, Bioshock, and SMG with multiplayer modes like UT3, Halo, and Warhawk. Plus surplus and surplus of extras. Plus 5 games included in one like the orange box. Plus amazing graphics that you will murder a old lady for.
That's the only game that should deserve a 10 out of 10.
if a food critic gave a restaurant 10/10 it would want to be perfect. if you get a dirty glass and still give it a ten theres something wrong
why cant games be perfect are in this business i think we call them classics
They are intelligent.
No game is indeed perfect and they save the 10/10 until such a game will appear :P
Reviewers that give perfect 10's are lazy, and stupid considering that they found faults in many of their "perfect" games.