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Kingdom Hearts III - Only selected outlets have received the review code in time for the review
- Thread starter Rodjer
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Reviews so far seem mostly very positive (aside from basically just Polygon)
Reviewed well but I was underwhelmed. Though yeah that's a personal opinion.
So this game is slightly better than KH2 which was the best entry in the series. Thats what i gather.
I was always worried about the giant empty worlds in this series ever since BBS and DDD so im not surprised they didnt seem to remedy that.
I was always worried about the giant empty worlds in this series ever since BBS and DDD so im not surprised they didnt seem to remedy that.
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Wait for more reviews, 13 reviews is too low, the score might be up or down
Yeah. It's just a disrespect to small and medium-sized outlets if anything.
"Your input at launch doesn't matter, because we don't trust you."
Seems I won't be able to trust the Metascore for another week or two when everyone's actually gotten to play. Good on OpenCritic for not playing ball and taking the page down.
That's pretty unexpected. Odd. I guess Brad from EZA didn't get one either...
yea, I goofed. I'm running off of 3 hours and sleep and completely forgot about that already existing review thread lol
Because I was the first guy out with a review two days prior to embargo :)
Well reviewers get so much many games I'd find it hard to believe it would affect the score that much since it's routine but what really stands is out is when they dont get it. Which is why everytime something like this occurs people lose their minds lol. Would be naive to assume people are just straight up unbiased and objective in something as subjective as a review.
They may not be unbiased but nobody is, I just don't agree that getting the game free affects the score when preferences plays a much bigger part. It doesn't matter if they get the game free or not that will not change the score.
So the plan to prevent leaks by reducing the number of codes distributed didn't work? I'm not surprised, leaks can happen regardless of their efforts. Just stop SE, stop being silly.
