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Old 06-06-2013, 04:25 PM   #21
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I guess the scores are usually subjective, and it can be hard to get an unbiased review sometimes.

For me replay value doesn't weigh very heavily. I want the game to be really fun and engaging to play, as well as look and sound great, but when I finish it I'm usually done with it. Unless I don't have another game waiting for me to get into, which I usually do. Maybe it has to do with me not really playing too many shooters or fighting games, those kinds of games do rely more on replay value.
Of course you can get unbiased reviews. First you probably won't get it from a magazine that relies on ad revenue. Second find a person that loves videogames and see if they have a base line for videogames. Establish what's a 10. These won't change depending on the age of the game.

And it's called a videogame. Replay value is tops. It's like someone who watches or plays a sports game only wanting to play it once. That doesn't make sense.

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I agree for the most part. While I won't say replay value isn't important, the initial experience on the first play through is FAR important to me than whether or not I'll play it again later. Blow me away with a strong narrative and engaging gameplay the first time, and I won't care if I'm going to immediately run through it again or not.
And there is the problem. Classic games knew the essence of replay value. Even when they were short you wanted to play them immediately afterwards. Resident Evil 4 got that. And it did something more. Even if you didn't want to play the full story again which was broken up into convenient sections, it had multiple side modes with Mercenaries, Separate Ways, and Assignment ADA where you could get the purity of the gameplay. To this day, I still play that game. I have the premium PS2 steelbook case on a little stand. Even though I play the GameCube version most of the time.
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Old 06-16-2013, 07:52 PM   #22
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I have been watching the gameplay on youtube and it seems like a pretty cool for a Simon Says type of a game. The story on is cool so far from what I have seen. Makes me want to buy a PS3 just for this game and Heavy Rain. But not sure it would be worth it since the PS4 come out this year.
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Old 06-16-2013, 10:38 PM   #23
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While I won't say replay value isn't important, the initial experience on the first play through is FAR important to me than whether or not I'll play it again later. Blow me away with a strong narrative and engaging gameplay the first time, and I won't care if I'm going to immediately run through it again or not.
This is basically the point I was trying to make. The thing is that most of the games I play have a beginning and and end, once I get through them I may go back a bit, but usually I'm on to the next game. Fighting and shooters are the kind you keep going back to for long periods of time and I typically don't play many of those.
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Old 06-16-2013, 10:39 PM   #24
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So is anyone actually playing this game yet?
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Old 06-17-2013, 12:44 AM   #25
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I plan on picking it up as soon as I have some free time to play it. Easily my most anticipated game of the year (not including next-gen).
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Old 06-17-2013, 12:59 AM   #26
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It's FAN FREAKING TASTIC. Loving it. Trophy hunters be warned though, it's scarce on those. I cannot believe it looks as good as it does on an eight year old console. The opening\intro level is phenomenal. About 46% through here
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Old 06-17-2013, 02:46 AM   #27
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It's FAN FREAKING TASTIC. Loving it. Trophy hunters be warned though, it's scarce on those. I cannot believe it looks as good as it does on an eight year old console. The opening\intro level is phenomenal. About 46% through here
Trophies in this game encourage multiple play throughs. Most of the trophies can be had by running through the game a second time.
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Old 06-17-2013, 03:32 AM   #28
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Trophies in this game encourage multiple play throughs. Most of the trophies can be had by running through the game a second time.
No I'm saying they are scarce because, well they are scarce. There's far less trophies in terms of a total count, than pretty much any other game of this genre, in fact any other trophy featured game period.
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Old 06-17-2013, 03:55 AM   #29
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A bit over an hour into it and it's alright so far, graphics and everything are great but this type of gameplay is new to me and I'm not liking it so much at the moment. Hopefully it'll grow on me, I've been anticipating this game for a long time now.
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Old 06-17-2013, 08:19 AM   #30
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A bit over an hour into it and it's alright so far, graphics and everything are great but this type of gameplay is new to me and I'm not liking it so much at the moment. Hopefully it'll grow on me, I've been anticipating this game for a long time now.

I'm loving it! Curious as to what type of gameplay you mean. Are you only used to first person shooters? Just curious.
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