X-ONE Magazine UK's Scores
- Games
For 1,514 reviews, this publication has graded:
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34% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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62% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 10 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 65
| Highest review score: | Gears of War 2 | |
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| Lowest review score: | Fighter Within |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 496 out of 1514
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Mixed: 782 out of 1514
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Negative: 236 out of 1514
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A charming game and, while not that deep, a pleasant surprise if you're just looking for engaging casual fun or are a very casual player open to some deeper gameplay. [Issue#50, p.86]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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It's arcadey enough to be fun but engine issues and a confusing UI and missions bring it down. [Issue#50, p.91]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A worthy update that could have done with another year or so in production, to ensure that the flawless handling and lush visuals could be matched in the longevity department. [Issue#51, p84]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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If you don't play Section 8 online, it's value for money is more than halved. [Issue#50, p.90]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The series is beginning to lose some of the charm of its youth. [Issue#51, p.82]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A fun little brawler with an addictive and fast-flowing feel. [Issue#51, p.104]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The game's combos are limited, but they occasionally look great. [Nov 2009, p.104]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A well-made and mostly fun interpretation of hte Batman universe, Arkham Asylum lacks evolution and can wear thin, but it stands up admirably in a very competitive genre. [Issue#50, p.84]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A throwback to an almost non-existent genre on 360 and a superb addition to the list of great titles on XBLA. [Issue#50, p.93]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Single-player is exceptional, but the lacklustre multiplayer kills the longevity. [Issue#50, p.88]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The experience is so short-lived and lacking in replayability that it's a hard sell. [Nov 2009, p.104]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Has no redeemable features, is almost devoid of quality and should be avoided at all costs. [Issue#50, p.95]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Yes, it feels disappointing when compared directly to "Street Fighter IV," but the fighting feels fresh and exciting, while the new characters will please fans of the arcade original. [Issue#49, p.86]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Point-and-click gaming at its very best. Ignore it at your own stupidity. [Issue#49, p.102]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Love it, loathe it or ignore it, the formula always works. [Issue#47, p.100]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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This port comes up somewhat short. [Issue#49, p.102]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A minuscule improvement, Potter is coasting now. [Issue#48, p.85]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Some promising ideas, but little to no delivery on any of them. [Issue#49, p.90]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The fighting is surprisingly fun and insanely deep - this is not a game to be taken lightly. [Issue#49, p.103]- X-ONE Magazine UK
