GameSpot's Scores
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For 12,659 reviews, this publication has graded:
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42% higher than the average critic
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6% same as the average critic
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52% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 6.1 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 69
| Highest review score: | Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree | |
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| Lowest review score: | Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 5,399 out of 12659
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Mixed: 5,905 out of 12659
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Negative: 1,355 out of 12659
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Live 07 won't blow your mind, as many of the changes from last year are of limited value, but it's certainly worth a look if you like your basketball games a little up-tempo.- GameSpot
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This game is surprisingly enjoyable for a few hours, but after that it goes from good, mindless fun to mind-numbingly repetitive.- GameSpot
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Baten Kaitos Origins' complex card-battle system and punishing foes weigh the game down, but it's a worthy adventure for role-playing fans who relish a challenge.- GameSpot
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Start playing NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2007 now, and you might not come up for air until after the real hockey season ends next spring.- GameSpot
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This movie-licensed World War I dogfighter takes off, stalls, and nosedives straight into the ground.- GameSpot
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This year's game does put a greater emphasis on its included pro players, and the online multiplayer is certainly a draw, but the offline play is still a bit mundane, thanks to off-kilter artificial intelligence and lackluster presentation.- GameSpot
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year's game does put a greater emphasis on its included pro players, and the online multiplayer is certainly a draw, but the offline play is still a bit mundane, thanks to off-kilter artificial intelligence and lackluster presentation.- GameSpot
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This year's game does put a greater emphasis on its included pro players, and the online multiplayer is certainly a draw, but the offline play is still a bit mundane, thanks to off-kilter artificial intelligence and lackluster presentation.- GameSpot
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The absolutely awful camera control that all but ruins the game. But despite these very apparent flaws in the action portion of the game, the turn-based strategy portion is somewhat enjoyable while it lasts.- GameSpot
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Okami's stunning good looks give it the appearance of a cross between a cartoon and a traditional Japanese ink-and-watercolor painting, and perhaps best of all, the game keeps going and going for much longer than most other games like it.- GameSpot
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The 360 version of The Godfather is a lengthy and enjoyable experience that puts the source material to great use, but it's not much of an improvement over previous versions.- GameSpot
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Rocket Slime is a simple adventure packed with personality, puns, and an oddly endearing hero.- GameSpot
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Mamodo Fury packs a number of gameplay modes and plenty of familiar characters, but it all feels wasted on this shallow and frustrating fighting game.- GameSpot
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This rendition of Open Season is a plodding adventure full of inane fetch quests and lifeless dialogue scenes.- GameSpot
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The quest isn't long, but it is a satisfying ride that manages to provide a more in-depth look at what happened to Boog and Elliot in the forest.- GameSpot
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This rendition of Open Season is a plodding adventure full of inane fetch quests and lifeless dialogue scenes.- GameSpot
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Teamwork and puzzles distinguish this side-scroller from other movie-based games.- GameSpot
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This rendition of Open Season is a plodding adventure full of inane fetch quests and lifeless dialogue scenes.- GameSpot
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The next fully 3D installment in SNK's long-running fighting game series is a lot better than the first and features a surprising number of interesting characters to play around with.- GameSpot
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Like just about every other sequel in Koei's Warriors franchises, Samurai Warriors 2 offers an overly familiar and ultimately mundane hack-and-slash experience.- GameSpot
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Like just about every other sequel in Koei's Warriors franchises, Samurai Warriors 2 offers an overly familiar and ultimately mundane hack-and-slash experience.- GameSpot
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Open Season is a slick action game that plays like a bizarre mash-up of Metal Slug and Mario.- GameSpot
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This trio may not look or sound as nice as recent games developed specifically for the GBA, but they're far from ugly, and, more importantly, the gameplay in each of them still holds up.- GameSpot
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This rendition of Open Season is a plodding adventure full of inane fetch quests and lifeless dialogue scenes.- GameSpot
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This rendition of Open Season is a plodding adventure full of inane fetch quests and lifeless dialogue scenes.- GameSpot
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The injection of Pokémon characters and aspects hasn't done anything to improve ChunSoft's oft-copied dungeon hack.- GameSpot
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The injection of Pokémon characters and aspects hasn't done anything to improve ChunSoft's oft-copied dungeon hack.- GameSpot
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Technically remarkable and features some novel twists that make it unique among real-time strategy games. Yet while it's easy to get into, it's not just difficult to master but also rather difficult to manage, partly because the game does such a good job of evoking the sheer chaos of frontline WWII battles.- GameSpot
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Bounty Hounds has a unique visual style and some appealing gameplay concepts, but the core action is too repetitive and shallow to sustain your interest for very long.- GameSpot
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