I'm glad Jeff is honest with his reviews. So far I found that IGN and Gamespot not saying any word in there review about the frame issue problem in Uncharted:GA. Even I saw the issue during while playing the demo at a local Gamestop.

*rolls eyes*

lol one hell of a reply.@Enigma777 said:

*rolls eyes*

It is in the first paragraph of the GameSpot review. The first fucking paragraph.

@SpikeSpiegel said:

It is in the first paragraph of the GameSpot review. The first fucking paragraph.

I haven't read any other reviews or anything and don't really care either way, but this made me laugh.

@SpikeSpiegel said:

It is in the first paragraph of the GameSpot review. The first fucking paragraph.

And here's the paragraph since he were too lazy to look himself

On paper, Uncharted: Golden Abyss sounds like it should be great. Hell, it should be better than great, but even with the original voice actors reprising their roles, luscious visuals, and plenty of opportunities to run like crazy from exploding buildings, the spark is missing. It doesn't help that Golden Abyss lacks the level of production we've come to expect from the third-person action adventure series, with lifeless writing, flaky cover detection and AI, plus an erratic frame rate. Nor does the addition of most of the PlayStation Vita's new input methods add anything significant to the experience; in some cases, they detract from it. These issues aren't easily overlooked, but get involved with the slick combat and awesome set pieces, and you'll find there's still plenty to like in Drake's latest outing.

Ehh. Still don't trust him that much after the Catherine review. I didn't outright love the game, but I thought it was decent. Certainly not worth the hate that Jeff gave it and still gives whenever it is brought up.

@SpikeSpiegel said:

It is in the first paragraph of the GameSpot review. The first fucking paragraph.

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