PSM Magazine's Scores
- Games
For 1,326 reviews, this publication has graded:
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56% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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40% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.9 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 71
| Highest review score: | Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence | |
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| Lowest review score: | Sonic the Hedgehog |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 618 out of 1326
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Mixed: 644 out of 1326
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Negative: 64 out of 1326
1326
game
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The sound-alike performers are okay, but it's a big problem that the interface offers too little guidance and no feedback as to what you're doing wrong - you can't tell if you're ahead or behind. [Holiday 2004, p.92]- PSM Magazine
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The English translation is awful, the skill system is poorly designed, and the load times are nearly unbearable. [Sep 2006, p.87]- PSM Magazine
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If watching a three-ton robot swing a plasma sword gets your freak on, go snag a copy. [Jan 2005, p.72]- PSM Magazine
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It's a middle-of-the-road action title with "Matrix"-like effects and bullet time of sorts, which results in an average experience with lots of flash. [Jan 2003, p.40]- PSM Magazine
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It ain't horrible, but the racing is thin and stalls well before the finish line. [Dec 2004, p.92]- PSM Magazine
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The horrid loading times, surprisingly linear levels and mindless enemies hold back any ambitions this title ever had for greatness. [Holiday 2004, p.82]- PSM Magazine
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Perhaps the most entertaining bits are the laughably bad voice acting, which gives the game a Resident Evil-style, B-movie cheesy charm. [Jun 2006, p.87]- PSM Magazine
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Okay production values, but flat, unrefined gameplay. [Nov 2005, p.84]- PSM Magazine
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The difficulty curve does level off after a while, but the sheer boredom of the endless hit-and-run battles does not. [Sept 2005, p.75]- PSM Magazine
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Delta Force is ugly, outdated, and derivative. [Feb. 2007, p.88]- PSM Magazine
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A few problems keep it from videogame zen: there is no tutorial level, the camera spins faster than Jackie Chan, and there's a ridiculously steep learning curve. [Dec 2003, p.72]- PSM Magazine
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We never thought we'd actually recommend "Girls Gone Wild" DVDs, but they give you way more boob for your buck. [Nov 2004, p.90]- PSM Magazine
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There's still just not enough incentive to repeatedly play through the game. [Oct 2005, p.90]- PSM Magazine
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Ultimately, Strike Force Bowling rolls about a 160, offering bargain basement bowling, but very little flair. [Aug 2004, p.30]- PSM Magazine
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Even franchise fans should be wary, because this game has fantastically little to offer. [Sept 2007, p.84]- PSM Magazine
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This is a game that, as its title aptly implies, you can quickly get sick of. [Oct 2002, p.40]- PSM Magazine
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An under-responsive combo system and jerky character animations give the impression that this was pushed through production before being finished. [Nov 2002, p.54]- PSM Magazine
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Most gamers will be put off by erratic controls and wild camera. Too bad; this could have been great. [Apr 2005, p.73]- PSM Magazine
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What ruins TMNT2 is the game's abyssmal control. [Dec 2004, p.79]- PSM Magazine
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One Piece: Pirate's Carnival is the latest game to try to capitalize on the success of Nintendo's "Mario Party" games by giving us another video board game, but it just ends up falling flat. [July 2006, p.86]- PSM Magazine
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You'll repeatedly find yourself emptying a full clip to kill a dude at point-blank range. [Feb 2006, p.81]- PSM Magazine
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The camera control is difficult to use and the button layout requires a PHD to master. [Jan 2003, p.42]- PSM Magazine
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The best thing that can be said about the PSP version of Transformers: The Game is that it's not as bad as its PS3 compatriot. [Sept 2007, p.83]- PSM Magazine
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A collection of the original games would have rocked, but in too many of these games, Sega Classics Collection has reinvented the wheel - and somehow made it square. [March 2005, p.78]- PSM Magazine
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Graphics and animation are top-notch, and Catwoman slinks about like an exotic dancer. Control is tight, but counterintuitive. [Oct 2004, p.34]- PSM Magazine
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The tweaking is fun, and fans of the Lowrider culture and magazine should absolutely love it. But serious players will tire of the game after the novelty of hopping cars wears off. [Feb 2004, p.32]- PSM Magazine
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The graphics are pretty awful. This is cheap, but not cheap enough. [Dec 2005, p.110]- PSM Magazine
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The all-important create-a-wrestler is rather lackluster - which, sadly, also best describes the game as a whole. [Jan 2005, p.73]- PSM Magazine
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The graphics aren't "Z.O.E.", but they'll still make most fans weep with joy. [Nov 2005, p.94]- PSM Magazine
