Week in Review
This week we learn that gamers' brains are in fact different, the Playstation 3 is almost old enough for kindergarten and Telltale doesn't trust outsider reviews of the latest Jurassic Park game.
[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/114276-Telltale-Employees-Caught-Reviewing-Their-Own-Game]
Jurassic Park, the latest adventure game from the guys behind the latter Sam and Max games and the excellent Hector: Badge of Carnage, hasn't been fairing too well with the critics. The three professional reviews it's received start at 60 and get lower from there, and the Metacritic user reviews were even worse. That is, until a series of four positive user reviews cropped up in quick succession, each giving the game a solid ten and lathering on the praise. (Link [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/114276-Telltale-Employees-Caught-Reviewing-Their-Own-Game])
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This week we learn that gamers' brains are in fact different, the Playstation 3 is almost old enough for kindergarten and Telltale doesn't trust outsider reviews of the latest Jurassic Park game.
[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/114276-Telltale-Employees-Caught-Reviewing-Their-Own-Game]
Jurassic Park, the latest adventure game from the guys behind the latter Sam and Max games and the excellent Hector: Badge of Carnage, hasn't been fairing too well with the critics. The three professional reviews it's received start at 60 and get lower from there, and the Metacritic user reviews were even worse. That is, until a series of four positive user reviews cropped up in quick succession, each giving the game a solid ten and lathering on the praise. (Link [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/114276-Telltale-Employees-Caught-Reviewing-Their-Own-Game])
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