Even Wikipedia isn't going to be 100% free of that sort of thing. A wiki page for a work will usually have a "Reception/Criticism" section and if the sexism/racism/political whatever was notable enough then reactions to it will be represented in that section.
Unless you go to that objective game reviews site, you aren't going to find a site thats completely free of this. Even the sites that are less inclined to talk about it will generally at least offer their own take when enough other sites are giving these kinds of reactions.
And I want them to. I want to be able to factor that into my evaluation of their review. Its useful to know if the woman in charge of reviewing Dragon's Crown was bothered by the large breasts of the Sorceress. I can make the mental adjustment myself based on how I feel about large breasts. Maybe its even a selling point for me "Oh look! Lots of large breasts in this game. Thanks for the info irate feminist reviewer." The alternative is that they don't mention it and but it still colors their review and causes them to mark the game down. Isn't it great that she told you why she's marking the game down so that you know its not being dinged for something that would bother you?
And if you're about to drop 20 to 60 bucks on a game, you should be reading more than one review anyway.
Looks like ChristCenteredGamer has a good model to follow. Maybe more sites will adopt that in the future.
Unless you go to that objective game reviews site, you aren't going to find a site thats completely free of this. Even the sites that are less inclined to talk about it will generally at least offer their own take when enough other sites are giving these kinds of reactions.
And I want them to. I want to be able to factor that into my evaluation of their review. Its useful to know if the woman in charge of reviewing Dragon's Crown was bothered by the large breasts of the Sorceress. I can make the mental adjustment myself based on how I feel about large breasts. Maybe its even a selling point for me "Oh look! Lots of large breasts in this game. Thanks for the info irate feminist reviewer." The alternative is that they don't mention it and but it still colors their review and causes them to mark the game down. Isn't it great that she told you why she's marking the game down so that you know its not being dinged for something that would bother you?
And if you're about to drop 20 to 60 bucks on a game, you should be reading more than one review anyway.
Looks like ChristCenteredGamer has a good model to follow. Maybe more sites will adopt that in the future.