GS gives multiple reviews now. You can call GTAV AAA or AA, BioShock Infinite AAA or whatever that 4 was. For all we know someone could re-review Nintendoland and give it a 10 and say it's "from a parent's perspective" or some crap.
Yea I'm not really a fan of the multiple review idea. It's like they're saying we'll give you a good score the first time to please the industry, but then we'll show you the real review next time (or vice versa).
I would enjoy it if the original review was less of an opinion and more of an analysis of what the game sets out to try and do, and how well it accomplishes the task, where technical and near objective (can never be completely) aspects are more harshly graded; for example ps3 Skyrim.
Then the secondary reviews could be more or less the editors personal opinions and what they personally felt about the game. I think it is a great idea to give pessimists and fathers and fanboys a voice.
Not a problem whatsoever to have multiple reviews. It just seems to negate the SW metagame.
I tend to play fullscreen. I have played some smaller titles windowed like FTL, but that's more because I would play FTL to take a break from actual work stuff I had to do. If I'm playing for personal enjoyment I definitely go fullscreen.
GS gives multiple reviews now. You can call GTAV AAA or AA, BioShock Infinite AAA or whatever that 4 was. For all we know someone could re-review Nintendoland and give it a 10 and say it's "from a parent's perspective" or some crap.
Titanfall looks next-gen in terms of gameplay. I understand it's also going to release on Xbox 360, but the game looks so exciting to play.
The Division has a lot of promise as well from what I saw in the trailers.
The Witcher 3 is my ultimate for next-gen. I'm eager to tear into the open-world, and CD Projekt are aiming to tie it all in with a very narrative heavy game so I'm excited to see how they accomplish that.
Game looks like any other shooter I'd see on the market today. Next-gen is not necessary for the design of that game, and the graphics might be pretty, but they're graphics I've been running on PC for awhile now. Sorry if I'm not gawking.
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