Just want to point out it doesn't matter how many awards a game has or not. A person's opinion is subjective. Just as much as someone who claims a game is absolutely terrible, some may absolutely adore a game.
Moral of the story: just because many people like it doesn't make it amazing. Just because many people hate it doesn't make it terrible.
Well no because then you're opening up possibilities that Devs will try to get away with forcing you to use a 1 time code to have to download the other half of the game, trying to destroy the Idea of sharing games, and also requires you to download a game online when perhaps services may be down or you have no internet (for whatever reason) or a garbage 1mbs internet speed
I'll see if I remember this comment however many years from now it takes me to write it 😅
Oh wow I honestly did not expect to win at all!
I did say to myself if I somehow were picked as the winner then it might give me enough confidence to actually write a proper book of my own... Maybe that's what I'll do for 2020!
Thank you so much and I hope those judging, and those about to read it, enjoyed/enjoy reading!
I'm a huge fan of Alan Wake so it was fun writing it!
Considering my PS Plus sub was £30 up until December 2020, PERSONALLY I have no right to complain as no doubt at least 1 or 2 of the games are worth that £30 anyway.
Can we all just agree:
There's not 1 definite company who won the generation. People claiming another Dev did need to not do so, because there are hundreds of factors that show it's not just 1 company that did it, but many.
You are right.
It doesn't NEED one.
But I'd still LIKE one. Just because you remake something doesn't mean the original suddenly vanishes off the face of the earth.
Nah, this one is just super easy. Id be surprised if the numbers were lower than 15 😅
*Site gives a low score to a massively hyped game*
People: Somebody needed clicks I see
*Site gives a high score to a massively hyped game*
People: Clearly needed clicks, its just overhyped
*Site gives an average score to a hyped game*
People: Clearly trying to stir the pot for clicks
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM REVIEWERS?!
Yeah this bothered me too, as regardless of what happened, EA won.
If it failed - EA would be "proven right" in their eyes, further giving them a reason to get away with the crap they do.
If it succeeded (which it did) - EA, undeserving, receive millions of dollars and potentially keep a license they seemed to have no right having in the first place.
My god I actually got yesterday's right too. For me it was a toss up between metro and remnant, but chose Metro. I thought Remnant because I remember it being set in the post apocalyptic future where the events surrounding it happened in the pre 2000s, so thought maybe this was a picture on a notice board somewhere :/
Just got the theme. No discount code :(
Oh thank goodness I actually got it right this time! Didn't know it was the loading screen curiously
Is that title meant to make me click the article or something? 😏
Why is reporting something as fantastic a thing? Isn't that one person's opinion on someone else's opinion? And then we get in trouble for approving something with reports on them.
As you can see, the argument works no matter what. Let people write what they want.
I'm afraid that's just the evolution of gaming though. Why sell someone 1 singular large thing when you can sell them the same small things over and over, just with different things?
Not that I'm defending them, but youve literally given them the "damned if you do, damned if you don't" scenario there....
No?
@Bathyj
"Can we all agree that crunchtime is part of the game production pipeline and everyone aspiring to be a GameMaker knows that?"
No. I won't agree. You can make a game without forcing your staff to spend unrelenting hours on a video game. We've seen this many times where you can make a fantastic game without crunching staff.
Video game businesses that do this are just greedy and just want money ASAP and make the...
My comment wasnt referring to the article rdgneoz, I was on about the comment by CP on the amount of game of the year awards from sites.