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  • Yoda reviewed Borderlands

    The Truth Behind The Border: Intro                    Quite an odd title for a review, don't you think? It really doesn't say much about the game itself, but it says a lot about this review. After investing over 32 hours into this game (29 into my main character), I'm going to give you my honest opinion about Borderlands. This isn't some Rant about how long the game was delayed, it was rushed, or me saying its ...
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Added by Yoda on Sept. 25, 2008

With recent complaints about reviews such as too human and star wars: the force unleashed, i have questioned how a review should be written. This is not only for user reviews, but as well for major game websites. Should a review be written on how much fun the reviewer had, and only count a small amount off for glitches or flaws? Or do glitches and flaws really take away from the experience of a game? There could be an arguement either way. I believe that glitches and flaws shouldn't dramatically drop a score for a game, unless the game is completely broken and nearly unplayable.
However, regaurdless of how a review is written you must understand that most reviews are opinions! So some one isn't a star wars fan? Someone does like dungeon crawlers? They may lower their review score because of this. Also im sure there are system fanboys who write reviews for major gaming websites, but nothing can really be done about this.

All in all, a review, in my opinion, should just be a guideline and shouldn't be taken 100% seriously. If a game scores a 6 but sounds cool to you, then go rent or buy it. If you played the demo for a game and loved it, yet terrible reviews, go buy it!

Out of all the reviewers i would have to say my favorites and most considerate for all audiences would have to be Jeff Gerstmann, and Hilary Goldstein from IGN. Again, this is my opinion on the accuracy from reviews.

So what are your opinion on game reviews? Who are your favorite reviewers?


Added by Yoda on July 22, 2008

The little green dude from star wars.
For such a little man, Yoda is one of the strongest Jedi out there... But How!? Of course any star wars fan knows that the force is strong with him.
So why does everyone love the little green creature? Because he is little and knows how to use his lightsaber and force powers!
Every Star wars fan loves watching lightsaber battles that Yoda is involved in.

I Prefer the light side over the dark, although in some star wars games i will choose the dark side just to see the effects.
The truth is, Yoda is awesome if you're a fan of the light side. Some may prefer Vader, but not me. It's going to be great seeing how Yoda Plays in the upcoming Soul Calibur IV... Since he is so little and jumpy.

What do you think of Yoda and the light side? Or do you prefer the dark side!



Yoda's Reviews
The Truth Behind The Border (X360)
Intro                    Quite an odd title for a review, don't you think? It really doesn't say much about the game itself, but it says a lot about this review. After investing over 32 hours into this game (29 into my main character), I'm going to give you my honest opinion ...
Reviewed by Yoda on Oct. 30, 2009
Get Re-Shelled with TMNT (XBLM)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in time, was a great game when it was fi insertrst released in the early 1990s.  The re-shelled edition has finally hit Xbox Live Marketplace, right in the middle of "Summer of Arcade". The question is, how does it compare to the previous version? Well...
Reviewed by Yoda on Aug. 5, 2009

0 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Only Worth Achievements (X360)
This is a very short review for King Kong: The official game of the movie, simply because it has been a while since I have played it. I picked this game up probably sometime in late 2006 or early 2007. I beat the game, but it was painful. I did ...
Reviewed by Yoda on April 29, 2009

0 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Absolutely Brilliant (PC)
Well lets start this off being honest, Diablo II: LOD is a relatively old game. It has consumed at least 5 years of my life on and off, and is a very addicting game. But why is it so addicting? Because the amount pvp and pvm available is outstanding, as ...
Reviewed by Yoda on April 29, 2009
Rockstar Pulls It Off, Yet Again (DS)
Introduction Since the release of GTA III, it would be hard to believe that rockstar could go back to the classic view that was presented in 1 and 2. Well, they have done it and it is extremely successful. Going back to the old view is not taking away anything ...
Reviewed by Yoda on March 21, 2009

10 out of 10 found this review helpful.
The Definition of a Sequel (X360)
First off, I would like to note that i am a HUGE gears of war 1 fan, I almost was going to review this giving it a 4.5/5 but instead changed my mind. With that being said, lets get down to the review.For the campaign, you play as a part of ...
Reviewed by Yoda on Nov. 22, 2008
Amazing Game, Amazing Physics ()
This is my "Quick" review of "World of Goo"World of Goo will cost you $15 on wiiware. But the question is, does the game justify the price? The answer: Yes. This is a MUST own wiiware title for anyone who owns a wii. Wanna know why? You're about to find ...
Reviewed by Yoda on Oct. 13, 2008
Too Human Bring's a Great Loot System / RPG To the Xbox 360 (X360)
Too Human has been bashed and bashed on how long it has been in development , and how terrible think it is. Incase you didn't know , the game really has really only been in development on the 360, for about 3-4 years. This is still a long development process, ...
Reviewed by Yoda on Aug. 31, 2008
One Of The Most Unique Games EVER Made (X360)
Bioshock.The title of a game truly stands up for itself. You will be "Shocked" about how amazing this game truly is. Not only is it an FPS , but it is much, much more.I'm not going to ruin the story here for you, most of you probaly already know what ...
Reviewed by Yoda on July 21, 2008
"Bad Company" Sets a New Standard (X360)
Battlefield: Bad Company sets a new standard, in my opinion. Not only does this game bring a highly enjoyable single player experience, but it also has an addicting multi-player game. Bad Company was announced back in 2006 and made by Electronic Arts. This highly anticipated game was well worth the ...
Reviewed by Yoda on July 21, 2008


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