n-Revolution Magazine UK's Scores
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For 191 reviews, this publication has graded:
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68% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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28% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 4.5 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 70
| Highest review score: | Super Mario Galaxy | |
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| Lowest review score: | Deal or No Deal |
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Positive: 88 out of 191
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Mixed: 85 out of 191
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Negative: 18 out of 191
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It’s got a reasonably complex telekinesis mechanic, along the lines of The Force Unleashed, and much of the platforming uses one of Pax the protagonist’s special abilities. So it’s far from boring, but if you’ve got a phobia about mushrooms, this will make your skin crawl.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Ranger fans will like it, as it’s essentially more of the same. We love the tweaked touch-screen features.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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It's the best golf game on the Wii, but you should wear sunglasses to shield yourself from the primary colours. [Issue #24, p.72]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Vastly more entertaining than expected and completely unique amongst a sea of me-too music games.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Slightly wayward controls annoy, but this is still a package with great song variety and, well, extreme happiness!- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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In many ways, this is the Spyro game fans have been waiting for, and a perfectly plausible place for everyone else to start.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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The disappointment in its length is a testament to how good it is. [Issue#24, p.25]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Mario Super Sluggers oozes the kind of kinetic gameplay and light-hearted fun that the Wii was built for.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Featuring humour and a lovely visual style, it leaves the bad and tedious parts of the original MySims behind.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Fun racing and the brilliant track creation tool is almost a game in itself. [Issue#23, p.78]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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The conversion could have been better, but we've been dying to see this on Wii for ages and it's still bags of fun to play. [Issue#26, p.76]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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It massively improves the original's gameplay. [Issue#17, p.80]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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We just wish Kung Fu Panda didn't have the dreadfully placed strong attack. Either way it's still a brilliant license. [Issue#25, p.72]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Not as well made as "LEGO Star Wars," but this is brick-blasting entertainment. [Issue #24, p.68]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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It’s a toss-up between this and Contra 4 for a DS run-‘n’-gun. MS7 could have done with a two-player game and more innovation.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Like Crash Of The Titans before it, Mind Over Mutant is a welcome step in the right direction for the Crash franchise.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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It’s the weakest of the three LEGO games. Then again, it’s still way better than any other movie tie-in this year.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Brings enjoyable multiplayer boxing to the Wii along with plenty of crazy characters and ridiculous moves.- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Rising Star should be berated for the conversion, but this remains a delightful and worthwhile game. [Issue#22, p.81]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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If you want a template for how to provide a top value party game, this is as good a place to start as any. [Issue#17, p.88]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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An excellent, if slightly flawed FPS. Ignore the quirks and you'll find yourself totally absorbed in the action. [Issue#19, p.84]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Great, throwaway fun. Ghost Squad won't last forever, but you'll return for a quick blast on multiplayer. [Issue#17, p.70]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Smutty, amusing and very playable. but Big Willy doesn't do anything new. [Issue#20, p.82]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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Not so much a great game as a gruesomely compelling experience. [Issue#22, p.72]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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A treat, albeit a masochistic and frustrating one. [Issue#21, p.89]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
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It's great to have more Zapper action but we reckon Sega could have put a bit more effort into this one. [Issue#21, p.68]- n-Revolution Magazine UK
