PALGN's Scores
- Games
For 1,949 reviews, this publication has graded:
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34% higher than the average critic
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6% same as the average critic
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60% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 5.3 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: | Elf Bowling 1 & 2 |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 929 out of 1949
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Mixed: 843 out of 1949
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Negative: 177 out of 1949
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There is so much to do in Final Fantasy XI, go fishing, cook stuff, make armour, join linkshell groups, kill Goblins. The world is Vana'Diel is such a large place, just don't forget to send everyone else postcards.- PALGN
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Madden NFL 08 is a step in the right direction for Madden on the HD consoles. While it's still quite a good game, a few more steps are needed.- PALGN
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What Diamond and Pearl lack in core innovation, they make up for in finesse, refinement and an overall abundance of gameplay. An easy recommendation.- PALGN
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Despite AI-related complaints and the lack of an online mode, it’s with great ease that Virtua Fighter 5 can be declared the greatest 3D fighting game ever created. Its depth is unparalleled, and the diversity of its fighting styles overwhelming (in a good way).- PALGN
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Not to be missed by fans of point-and-click adventuring, The Tomb of Sammun-Mak represents the very best of Sam & Max, boasting ingenious puzzles and a surplus of imagination.- PALGN
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Lots of destruction, lots of action and a whole lot of fun, Red Faction: Guerrilla is a must have for anybody who occasionally gets the urge to needlessly smash things and have a good time.- PALGN
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Square Enix spoons the fanatical bards with its nth-dipped reiteration of the fourth Final Fantasy.- PALGN
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A worthy follow up to its predecessor, but did we really need another one in such a short space of time?- PALGN
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Better, but definitely not the best. Many steps in forwarding the action-adventure genre, despite the few flaws that remain from past titles in the series.- PALGN
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Sid Meier's Civilization: Revolution is easily the most effective and most addictive strategy game ever to be released on a console, and is worth a shot for anyone interested in the franchise or genre at all.- PALGN
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The new additions truly add to the experience and create a fairly satisfying RTS experience.- PALGN
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inFamous hits all the right notes but sometimes tends to miss. An electrifying experience well worth buying.- PALGN
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An addictive and worthy remake of the arcade classic. While the single-player experience is a little limited, if you're into high scores and competitive multi-player, then you should look no further.- PALGN
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Size Matters is an enjoyable addition to the Ratchet & Clank franchise, despite a few control issues.- PALGN
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Simply amazing. From the enjoyable story mode to the multiplayer the game just sounds, looks and plays terrifically.- PALGN
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Call of Duty: World at War may not be another Modern Warfare, but its still a very well-developed game with plenty of fun to be had.- PALGN
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Chaos Rising is a lovingly crafted and highly entertaining stand alone expansion with a whole lot of content and a boatload of Chaos.- PALGN
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Not many risks were taken in bringing Bomberman to the Xbox Live Arcade and the game is still a lot more enjoyable in multiplayer, but it's hard to go past Bomberman Live for an enjoyable multiplayer experience that has truly stood the test of time.- PALGN
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If Disgaea: Hour of Darkness was a person, they would have a red hand stamp labelled "Insane" and would be locked up in an asylum cell.- PALGN
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An addictive tycoon style game which also caters to those with a bit of creative flair.- PALGN
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Whilst Virtua Tennis: World Tour isn't exactly a new game, it's bloody good fun, and even better in wi-fi mode. One of the games of the [Australian] PSP launch.- PALGN
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Viva Pinata reminds everyone how great a game can be with just a little imagination and the technical prowess to bring it to life. A truly excellent effort from Rare in all regards.- PALGN
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Guitar Hero World Tour indeed rocks the house. It isn't as revolutionary as we may have hoped for, but it still packs in a whole heap of fun.- PALGN
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Splosion Man is a wonderful breath of fresh air that's enjoyable, well priced and full of personality.- PALGN
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Whether or not you've played it before is irrelevant, Beyond Good and Evil HD demands your attention. So, where's that sequel?- PALGN
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Another gem from Codemasters. F1 2010 is everything that a racing game needs to be, and so much more.- PALGN
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Despite not changing much from its popular predecessor, Resident Evil 5 is still an incredibly entertaining, very immersive and intense action title. A solid debut for the franchise on the current generation.- PALGN
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A wonderful package. It’s got plenty of modes and a superb online/multiplayer setup, and is all nicely coated with a vast selection of memorable Nintendo visuals and melodies. Tetris purists may not welcome the new changes, but they only really serve to make the game different, not necessarily worse.- PALGN
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