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 4 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
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While it doesn't bring anything truly groundbreaking to the genre, it's executed pretty damn well, overall. [June 2002, p.30]- PSM Magazine
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It's an addictive, unique, and fun game that definitely delivers the best surfing on a console. [June 2002, p.35]- PSM Magazine
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If you've only encountered Dance Dance Revolution in its American incarnations, it's a godsend. [June 2002, p.32]- PSM Magazine
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This game is lacking most of the extraordinary depth that gave the first "FIFA 2002" so much replayability. [July 2002, p.40]- PSM Magazine
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The complete Arc The Lad experience (including extra goodies) is an otaku's dream come true. [Jan 2002]- PSM Magazine
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If RedCard Soccer 20-03 leaned a little more to the "extreme" side, we probably would have enjoyed it more. [June 2002, p.40]- PSM Magazine
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Aside from the obvious graphics enhancements and some minor new gameplay additions, it doesn't accomplish much more than its PSone predecessors did. In fact, in some minor ways, it's worse. [July 2002, p.38]- PSM Magazine
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The game's enemy AI really shines. These guys (and gals) are smart. [Mar 2002, p.24]- PSM Magazine
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The generic rock soundtrack can't save the mediocre graphics. [May 2002, p.28]- PSM Magazine
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A solid, no frills real-time strategy game that is easily one of the best Army Men games ever. [May 2002, p.26]- PSM Magazine
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What is so great about Deus Ex is the ability to play the game however you want. [May 2002, p.24]- PSM Magazine
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The action is so slow and the world so depressingly medieval. [Apr 2002]- PSM Magazine
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Monotony is the main culprit: the whole game consists of flipping switches and slapping around lame enemies. [May 2002, p.31]- PSM Magazine
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The game seems a bit slow in the response department. [May 2002, p.26]- PSM Magazine
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I must admit that I enjoyed nearly every minute of my pesky abuse...just don't expect to play it for long. [May 2002, p.28]- PSM Magazine
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The gameplay isn't as gripping and the characters aren't as interesting as other rhythm action games. [May 2002, p.30]- PSM Magazine
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The Jedi powers, unfortunately, are pretty lame; they provide quite an underwhelming function, and do little to vary gameplay. [May 2002, p.27]- PSM Magazine
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Fun and beautiful, with gameplay every bit as fresh as its graphics. [May 2002, p.33]- PSM Magazine
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The camera problems, and the loose puzzle structure add up to more frustration than fun. [May 2002, p.28]- PSM Magazine
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It doesn't offer anything that would make us recommend it over a better basketball game. [May 2002, p.26]- PSM Magazine
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Not only is it an accurate technical recreation, but also a surprisingly engaging one. [Mar 2002, p.26]- PSM Magazine
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[It] does still suffer from a problematic camera. Often, it's difficult to get the best possible angle necessary for precise platform jumping. [Mar 2002, p.31]- PSM Magazine
