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"shadowjak said:

" This is a thread for a game yuo think deserves a 10/10 but did not get one..

I'd say RE4. No one seems to have given that game the respect it deserves. It started changed the standard of really what we call action shooters today."

That's downright ridiculous.  "Changing the standard" is the most generic response used when praising a game.  What does it usually mean?  "I can't really think of anything better to say."  For a game with such high scores, Resident Evil 4 has some absurdly clunky controls.  Leon displays amazing acrobatics in cutscenes and yet controls with the grace of a tank scaling the Himalayas in-game.  How exactly did Resident Evil 4 change the standard?  Making everyone lift the over-the-shoulder concept is NOT changing the standard, it's simply popularizing a good idea.  RE4 didn't change any standards."

Well, yeah, I wasn't trying to say you were WRONG, I was just saying that they're not trying to give a BAD experience.  But they deliberately cripple it to make you want to buy the full version.

"I would rather stick with the Blade system myself."

"And, in addition, not earning any points for adding missing information (in my case a UPC/A code) when I have received points for similar submissions is most certainly a bug."

Guitar Hero: Acoustic would be really awesome.  There's a lot of songs that just don't fit into the current "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAH ROCK" setting that GH as a series has held to.

Wax Off just gets bloody NUTS once the enemies start to pick up.  Scarily enough, I've only gotten my highest scores while trying to get it, it's like it's easier to kill stuff when it's in my way rather than when I'm actually trying to score points.

Getting in on the ground floor of a community is always pretty awesome; you get to feel like you're exploring uncharted Internet waters.

There... are... uncharted waters in the Internet still, right?  Ones that haven't been fouled by <insert shock video/image here>?

Glad to see an actual section going up on this; the inconsistency amongst tables was starting to get a bit grating. =o

"10/10 is perfection I don't think any game is perfect, there's always something that could be changed to make it better.
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Well, haven't the achievements already had icons?

And it shows you the latest four achievements when you load someone's gamercard...

Uh, not to burst the bubble, but isn't this pretty much not news?