I've gone through GTA vs Saint's Row before, so I'm not going to do that here. Instead I'm going to point out, as many of you probably already know, the crap that IGN still is.
The author said some things about GTA4 that made me think twice. How is GTA4 a small game?! He also says GTA is known for detail. That is arguable. I think the only detailed GTA was part IV. Previous GTAs may have been limited by the PS2, but then... well, it certainly doesn't match my definition of detailed.
Now I'll talk about what the author says about Saint's Row 2 itself. He appears to be bashing Saint's Row 2 for being over the top and non-realistic, although he also says it is fine because its not a GTAIV clone. Melee combat is functional, but he nitpicks on how the animation could have been better, never mind the fact that you actually get to beat people with a wheelchair. Just about the only thing I agree with him is that the graphics probably could have been better.
In the end he says, the entire game is just fun! Yet despite all this greatness, he still sees fit to give the game an 8.0. I just don't get the logic here. In comparison, GTA4 was given a 10 even though the reviewer says the singleplayer wasn't that great. He based his whole score on graphics and multiplayer. He even says he would probably pay $300 for the game.
Ah, what's the point...
The author said some things about GTA4 that made me think twice. How is GTA4 a small game?! He also says GTA is known for detail. That is arguable. I think the only detailed GTA was part IV. Previous GTAs may have been limited by the PS2, but then... well, it certainly doesn't match my definition of detailed.
Now I'll talk about what the author says about Saint's Row 2 itself. He appears to be bashing Saint's Row 2 for being over the top and non-realistic, although he also says it is fine because its not a GTAIV clone. Melee combat is functional, but he nitpicks on how the animation could have been better, never mind the fact that you actually get to beat people with a wheelchair. Just about the only thing I agree with him is that the graphics probably could have been better.
In the end he says, the entire game is just fun! Yet despite all this greatness, he still sees fit to give the game an 8.0. I just don't get the logic here. In comparison, GTA4 was given a 10 even though the reviewer says the singleplayer wasn't that great. He based his whole score on graphics and multiplayer. He even says he would probably pay $300 for the game.
Ah, what's the point...