DarkStation's Scores
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For 3,653 reviews, this publication has graded:
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48% higher than the average critic
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7% same as the average critic
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45% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.8 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 72
| Highest review score: | The Pedestrian | |
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| Lowest review score: | Another Dawn |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,804 out of 3653
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Mixed: 1,571 out of 3653
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Negative: 278 out of 3653
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Namco debuts their flagship racer on the 360, wowing everyone with the fast arcade style racing it is famous for, except for a lag-plagued online play.- DarkStation
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This in no way shape or form is a bad game, but I also felt like there was more they could have done to take it further.- DarkStation
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What would be more perfect to reach out to the youth with a video game? Except that it features dated visuals and ordinary gameplay features.- DarkStation
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The game might have inherited the movie's convoluted mess, but it is a somewhat decent adventure title, albeit marred by a frustrating control.- DarkStation
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Riding on the popularity of the Neopets online game, the video game version turns out to be just an average action title, with some platforming thrown in.- DarkStation
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Proclaimed as one of the best Xbox 360 launch titles, Monolith's effort shines with its hyper-realistic gameplay and super-creepy visuals.- DarkStation
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The developers went back to the core ideals of the franchise, and came out with what made it fun, and fully customized to really shine on the DS.- DarkStation
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PGR continues to dazzle us with an impressive array of top notch motors, solid gameplay and incredible and challenging online play.- DarkStation
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Koei jazzes up their flagship franchise just in time for the holidays, but doesn't seem to offer enough to warrant the asking price.- DarkStation
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Gun may not showcase the true power of the Xbox 360, it is still one slick open-ended shooter that does justice to the Western theme.- DarkStation
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Agetec continues this mildly popular franchise with the same turn-based RPG mechanics that we came to know and love/loathe.- DarkStation
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Infect the world to save it from oblivion. That's a pretty unique premise behind this surprisingly innovative shooter, and it is a blast to play with your friends.- DarkStation
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Dragon Quest comtinues its tradition of excellence with this perfect blend of strong storytelling, enchanting visuals and solid combat system.- DarkStation
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Third time's usually a charm, but Pac-Man's adventures on the consoles doesn't capture the magic of its arcade-origins, ends up just an average platformer.- DarkStation
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Sega has jumped the shark with their Sonic franchise, as this release massively disappoints with frustrating controls and useless camera.- DarkStation
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EA does the easy job and ported over the console version to the PSP. Nothing too fancy, but still feels like a dumbed down Potter adventure.- DarkStation
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GTA clones are a dime a dozen these days, but Luxoflux's True Crime franchise has stepped up to the mark with an engaging plot, and fun-filled free-flowing action.- DarkStation
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A bit of a disappointment however, as it just doesn't provide any new or an original feel. Therefore the game feels a bit bland and doesn't have a new or fresh feel to it.- DarkStation
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Be the one-man army with Climax's martial arts brawler, which shines on the PSP with its bright visuals and solidly fluid combat system.- DarkStation
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Sony throws together some mini games and slaps the "spy" moniker in this lazy attempt to cash in on the holiday buying craze.- DarkStation
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Thwarting Dr Robotnik's nefarious schemes have never been this fun, especially with the blue hedgehog on the DS. Good clean fun for Sonic fans all over.- DarkStation
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Konami ups the ante with more songs, even bigger Live support and more challenging gameplay. Nothing too revolutionary, but a fun DDR sequel nonetheless.- DarkStation
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The video game adaptation does well, offering lush visuals and decent combat, but falters with a fairly limited multiplayer mode and unbalanced characters.- DarkStation
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The cartoon might be a hit with the younger crowd, but the game disappoints with its unresponsive controls and lackluster action.- DarkStation
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Far from a watered-down PS2 port, Fireteam Bravo provides a full-on FPS gaming experience on the PSP, with some multiplayer and connectivity features thrown in for good measure.- DarkStation
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The beloved Suikoden franchise gets a 'tactics' makeover, and provides decent entertainment with its elemental battles and co-op feature.- DarkStation
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Who knew the camera could be this powerful? Tecmo comes up with the perfect shot, and you'll be clicking away like a Hollywood paparazzi in this genuinely scary adventure.- DarkStation
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EA plays it safe with their latest Harry Potter adventure, featuring the same smooth gameplay and visual flair we have come to expect from the franchise.- DarkStation
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Calling this shooter a GTA in a Wild West setting would not do it justice, as it serves up a thrilling experience with an engaging story and solid combat.- DarkStation
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Nintendo fans can now sing and dance to their heart's content, as Konami brings their solid music title to the Cube, with a nice song selection thrown in.- DarkStation
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