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MyLifeIsAnRPG писал(а):Remember when I said time with the game pre-launch is important? This is what you get when you don't have it (no offense to you guys at Reverge. I know you didn't have time to get the codes out due to the quick release and Sony MS clusterfuck). When a reviewer is given a launch day or pre-launch day deadline and they barely have time with the game, they play it as quickly as possible and it never gets its fair shake. This means no research, no second opinions, limited ability to be objective. It also induces this strange problem (and I've heard this from multiple reviewers) where they become too paranoid to give the game a good score. It's the psychological thing where they go "well I had fun, but I only had a limited time with the game so I'll adjust my score down for the inevitable flaws that will crop up."

And the sad thing is, these reviews seriously affect people's opinions about a game. Still, games journalism is a business as much as anything else is and the further away from launch you are, the less relevant your review is, and the less hits you get, and the less money you make. So the only way to get around this is to have lots of time with the game pre-release.

Now me, I'm practically getting screamed at for wanting to turn in my review of the game on Wednesday (I didn't get a review copy :( I'm right there crying along with you Chibi) but its the only way for me to be fair. A good reviewer checks every mode, explores every facet of the game before writing their review. It's just a shame that this is so often not done due to time constraints.

потому что в вики мувы уже давно были написаны

Heven писал(а):per4ik
ты наверное имеешь в виду красиво оформленный пдф, который появился сегодня: http://skullgirls.com/game/character-guides/ (сайт не пашет в данный момент)