kingmohd84 wrote:RemyC wrote:kingmohd84 wrote:I went through gamespot and other websites and whatever is over 8.0/10 and seems cool I would buy
Don't. They give a lot of terrible games high marks, and a lot of great games insanely low marks...they don't know what they are talking about.
What site you think I should follow? I think IGN is too commercial to give an honest opinion
No one site should be the be all end all. If I'm entirely unfamiliar with a game, I'll read about 3 different reviews. Then check around the forums, to see what the general consensus is about it. This way you'll get a proper understanding of whats happening with the game, and the real problems with the game will arise, and not one single persons (who doesn't even play games, but is just getting paid to write the review) beliefs.
I've seen so many sites low ball Castlevania games, and just rant on and on about how the controls are HORRIBLE. They wouldn't talk about anything else in the review. Now, I understand that the controls in Castlevania games aren't fluid, and you can't move around in midair when you jump, but the game is intentionally designed like that. Its apart of what gives the game its identity. Its a good thing. The game isn't broken, if you know what you are doing, you won't have a problem.