Angelitos

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Reviewers NEED to take this into account

NOT EVERYBODY PLAYS ONLINE

Some people still arent able to have DSL, I used to live an area where DSL isn't available, and is still is now. Also, some people just dont play online, they dont like what they have to go thrue, or for some reason the connection is crap, so they just lag the whole time, and many other reasons on why they cant play online. Anyways, what Im trying to say, reviewers have to think if the game is good enough without the online component. For example Halo 3 and Gears 1 sucks without the online component. The Online version of games is just an extra in the game, that reviewers tend to think its as important as the offline.(unless its an online game) 

Reviewers have to think if the game is good enough without the online component.

P.S. Of couse online games are different, don't try to act smart like Blood *cough* mask.

Andrew Wiggin5647d ago

As a review, I know that I look at a package as a whole, not just as a single aspect that only a small portion of its intended market can only use. It would be the same as reviewing a Blu-Ray movie on how it looks on a standard definition TV. With the current market, online is not just an extra, especially in Gears and Halo 3, in which online was the main draw for the games. Reviewers look at the entire package when they review a game and if the single player is not up to par, it will say so within the review. So instead of complaining, just read the reviews, not just the score, and then determine whether or not buy the game.

bigman73875647d ago

But you also need to look at the package as a whole. Yes, many games put more focus on online, while some focus on it exclusively (TF2, SOCOM), but the fact of the matter is that many games, especially recently have been given way too much credit for their online play. It certainly doesn't help that sometimes I just want to relax and play through a game by myself, so I look to see what games got pretty good reviews. If that review is bloated by the online component, it's almost like getting lied to.

No one wants to pay full or near full price for a game that they are only going to get part of the experience out of.

jack who5646d ago

in this day and age you still dont like or have a good internet connection you shouldnt be taking into account for anything

thereapersson5644d ago

In this day and age, nobody should listen to anything Jackass Who says

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Superted20075644d ago

Bollix! As a PS3 fan even I have to say that Gears 1 is a great game without the online portion. The single player is intense and the cover system is very cool! Also the story is immersive and the characters engaging! As for your main point I agree that the gasme should be able to stand on its own without online mode! Games that have done this well are Gears, COD4, Resistance and Crysis.

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gold_drake16h ago

i feel like a majority has been blaming Sony and not Arrowhead.
just what ive seen.

isarai13h ago

Same, not sure where they were looking

Tacoboto3h ago

Arrowhead's CEO is awesome and so transparent; they're demonstrating they're a gamer-first studio and will stand by our side even with a publishing partner as big as Sony.

I haven't seen anyone blaming Arrowhead except the dumb "but you knew!" takes... Which are useless, it's still the publisher that listed it for sale in unsupported countries.

northpaws1h ago

but when they review bombs, it hurts arrowhead, not Sony

KwietStorm_BLM2h ago

I think we've already moved past it but hey gotta remind everyone what direction to throw shade where they were already throwing it.

DarXyde2h ago

Is anyone blaming Arrowhead?

That would be news to me.

TheColbertinator2h ago

I do. Sony is a pox on the gaming industry.

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