GameZone's Scores
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For 6,577 reviews, this publication has graded:
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76% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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19% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 0.3 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 75
| Highest review score: | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 | |
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| Lowest review score: | Deal or No Deal |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 3,794 out of 6577
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Mixed: 2,499 out of 6577
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Negative: 284 out of 6577
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While it's not an entirely brilliant game, the multiplayer feature and the sharper graphics make this the essential version to own.- GameZone
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The only downside is that there isn’t as much to Gradius V as there is to some of its competition (R-Type Final, for example) in terms of variation and replay value, but the key element of Gradius V is its challenging and fun gameplay.- GameZone
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While the controls will take a while to get adjusted to, once you get used to them you will find depth and a challenging game that will last for months on end.- GameZone
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This is a game that will make you hold your breath, and curse at your monitor (I have since apologized to my LCD).- GameZone
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The interface is wonderful, with all the controls and functions needed to build exciting rides.- GameZone
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Technically solid effort, concept is interesting, the voice interaction is outstanding. However, this would make a much better rental than a title to own.- GameZone
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"Metal Gear Solid" fans will dig this one, but don't forget that kill.switch is primarily a shooter. It's all about the thrill of the kill, not the peak of the sneak.- GameZone
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Had the translation and control problems been adjusted, Heroes could have been an exceptional experience. As it stands, this game will probably only fill the void for serious role-playing fanatics.- GameZone
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You may log off thinking wow we are kicking a lot of butt, just to find the next time you log on that the tide has changed and your team is pinned against the wall…Real Time at its best!!!- GameZone
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Commando isn't for everyone. But fans of Metal Slug and other pound-you-into-the-ground, never-let-you-win shooters will appreciate what the developers have done with this game.- GameZone
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This is a simple RTS/RPG hybrid that just oozes charm. It’s not groundbreaking by any means, but it is imminently playable and more importantly fun.- GameZone
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A nicely designed game for pre-teen and teen girls, and moreover, one that doesn’t condescend.- GameZone
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Easily one of the most addictive and exciting games on the iPad. But don't expect to ever beat it. Those 21 levels will, without a doubt, give you a run for your money.- GameZone
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Quite enjoyable, with good graphical elements and diverse game play.- GameZone
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Joyous and hellish. Delightful and disgraceful. Too frequently annoying yet capable of compelling the player to see it through, Nuts & Bolts is more of a disappointment than it is a reward for an eight-year wait. But it's a disappointment that, for all the good it does, is actually worth playing.- GameZone
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With gorgeous visuals and tight controls, gamers and fans will enjoy taking Wolverine through familiar surrounding and interacting with plenty of Marvel characters throughout the game.- GameZone
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For the decent price of 800 MSP ($10) Panzer General delivers great gameplay over a lengthy campaign. The slow down will bother some, but most will come away pretty pleased with this unique style of board game.- GameZone
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The time elements are very well done, giving you a true sense of power and time manipulation. However, there are some balancing issues with the weaponry, and an overly linear feeling throughout.- GameZone
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The game flow is very nice, the different levels seem huge, the animated effects are well rendered, and the game offers a nice variety of foes.- GameZone
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While it is a brutally challenging game that might turn off the more casual gamer, it stands as one of the best portable RPGs available for the DS this year.- GameZone
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While the platforming gameplay is presented well, and the moves are varied and fun, the difficulty and the lack of save spots can be frustrating.- GameZone
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Dark Sector is engaging and addictive, but only the first time through. After beating the game, you will more than likely find yourself searching for a reason to work through the storyline again.- GameZone
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A few blemishes aside, there are just too many fun race modes to participate in.- GameZone
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FIFA 07 has got the looks, gameplay, and features of a masterpiece – and it would be such if the majority of its content hadn’t already been introduced.- GameZone
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A blast to play. Even though the game is on the easy side, it still has enough challenge to keep the players coming back for more.- GameZone
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While the single-player portion feels like an afterthought due to repetitive mission design and weak AI, the multiplayer element carries the experience well and should keep you invested.- GameZone
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Nancy Drew Dossier is a great new entry in the world of casual games, and I look forward to more to come.- GameZone
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