GameSpy's Scores
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For 4,784 reviews, this publication has graded:
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52% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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44% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.4 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 71
Score distribution:
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Positive: 2,464 out of 4784
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Mixed: 1,852 out of 4784
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Negative: 468 out of 4784
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Drips with style in every possible way. It's a brilliant game, but at times it's more challenging than it is fun.- GameSpy
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It's not there yet (with this version), but we look forward to the elimination of players running through each other, balls landing perfectly in gloves, and a more simplified swing system.- GameSpy
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At the very least, a 72-hole tournament -- the mainstay of PGA Golf -- should have been part of the package.- GameSpy
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The biggest problem Lord Blackthorn's Revenge has is that even with the new things that have been added, it's still basically a dated game.- GameSpy
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A fun game, but it could've benefited from more polish and a little more imagination.- GameSpy
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You have to own military manuals to make any sense of the thousands of acronyms which are "understood" in the game.- GameSpy
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While it's about as edifying and substantial as potato chips, it's also just as engaging and tasty.- GameSpy
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Fun for a few minutes but gets played out all too quickly.- GameSpy
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Overall it shows how a rhythm game should be made: it's weird, witty, and addictive.- GameSpy
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If there was actually a sense that Smashing Drive modeled the rubber meeting the road, it might have been interesting.- GameSpy
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Pirates' great mix of excellent control, superb presentation, fun third-person action, and ship combat make it far more interesting than most of the third-person adventures hitting next gen systems.- GameSpy
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An interesting concept for an action/adventure game with a deep storyline that evolves gradually, but it suffers from the scope of its technical glitches.- GameSpy
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Perhaps the best enhancement to be found in NASCAR 2002 is the audio. It is light years ahead of previous installments in the series.- GameSpy
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The sheer pandemonium and brutal weapons can be pretty amusing, at least until the gimmick of all the explosions and rioting wears off. Unfortunately, that can wear off fairly quickly.- GameSpy
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Features terrific graphics, sound, and a presentation that does what WWF fans really want a game to do -- recreate the whole experience in their living room!- GameSpy
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If you can look past the graphics, the gameplay alone makes this game worth owning.- GameSpy
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This is exceptional fun, tests the mettle of even the most hardened platform junkie, remains completely true to its roots, and delivers spectacularly in the graphics, combat, design, music, and most importantly, gameplay departments.- GameSpy
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The graphics, while generally underwhelming, flow smooth and fast, and the controls match the graphics turn for turn. I wish all of the game was as polished as the best parts.- GameSpy
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Blazes across your screen with incredible graphics, addictive gameplay, and deep play options. Sure, it's not flawless, but it's definitely worth playing.- GameSpy
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While the gameplay will mostly appeal to the hardcore fans of the hobby, almost anyone will get a smile as they watch the cars roll by.- GameSpy
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As good as a platformer as we'll ever see. However, it's time that the Nintendo brain trust hits us with something new with the same level of quality.- GameSpy
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Has everything an arcade football nut would want. The gameplay is great, the graphics are incredible, the cheerleaders are cute, and it's an all around blast.- GameSpy
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While T2E is essentially more of the same, and doesn't quite have the same "wow" factor of the original, the improved engine and netcode make it a much more solid game.- GameSpy
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It's enough to make you want to hold hands and sing Kum Bai Ya -- if you can put down your GBA long enough.- GameSpy
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With the opportunity to choose to "save" your mission replay to the Xbox's hard drive after every undertaking, combined with the absolute treat of watching this enhanced, multi-camera replay, Wreckless takes the concept of replay to a higher level.- GameSpy
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If you enjoyed the lethargic pace of Tropico, you will likely find Paradise Island a decent enough expansion, but if you couldn't bear the seemingly endless waits for each building to be constructed, this add-on doesn't provide enough to make it worth a second try.- GameSpy
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