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HP ZBook Firefly 14 G7 price and configurations . Hence, the videos showing people standing in the same location on their screens but it only showing one person. I like this site, and I like what (most) journalists do, they are generally trying to be informative and helpful! I’m of mixed opinion. Imagine believing that game journalists tailor their reviews in a positive way to avoid 'gamer rage'. It reflects badly on the whole industry when these situations arise. Powermonger, Populous, Syndicate, Magic Carpet, Dungeon Keeper etc. @Darknyht I'm certainly not going to pretend like it's hard to play games for a living, but it is hard to get a real sense of how good a game is from an intense period of playing it before a deadline. Some of it had to do with the company situation in general at the time, but a lot of it was overwork. Ori: Will of the Wisps. No Man's Sky was unfortunately a game that was built by a very small studio that was hyped so much because what it promised on. yes, that'll be in the game." Reminds me of the music business.Fake it until you make it.Influencer influenza. Yes, management in all of these situations flat-out lied. It's a fascinating medium. Cyberpunk shouldn't have been allowed to be sold on PS4 or Xbox One in the first place. Is it the media who needs to be more honest in their previews and impressions of games that aren't stacking up to be what they are promised? It was more of a general statement on their perceived state of journalism that just also happened to say that writers here weren't journalists. It blows my mind that 2Melo is the same guy who composed Waypoint Radio's Christmas theme song. Most of us can see the difference and accept other people's worldviews or at least try to understand them. I mean, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt also wasn't a very polished product at launch. No crashes and a few bugs. As I said previously, I try to generally purchase games well after their release these days with only a few exceptions for games I pretty much know what I am getting. But everyone takes that personally as a lie. Multiple interviews Sean Murray was asked if feature A or B would be in the game and he kept saying "Yes, you can do that. You end up with non-committal answers like "we're working on it", and you can't really do much with that - especially if you don't have access to the game to check if they're telling the truth. XD. And yea, sure the base ps4 and xbone were next to unplayable in a lot of ways, those will be A bit more playable when the next big patch hits. I think a lot of people in comments and on social media think they need to punish games journos for having "fun jobs", but they don't seem to realise that plenty of people already do that, and it's the main reason the job ISN'T always fun! Masuda informed everyone in advance that the Pokémon in the Dex would be reduced. Why gamers don't care being bamboozled time and time again, I dunno. Those journalists end up playing mostly with only other journalists and the developers themselves in an ideal situation, unlike what most of us experience when we play something online. But The dev promised to fix these issues fairly soon so it’s fair enough, so Im not gonna exaggerate and throw negative comments everywhere, because it’s actually a really good game even with all the bugs and features they didn’t have time to add(again, unless you’re on legacy hardware), I’m not saying it’s appropriate but I understand. It would be such a landmark release for gaming as a whole, gaming culture would develop around it, and thus it became a marketing machine by which they could peddle all manner of branded merchandise.The licensing of Cyberpunk 2077 swag alone would probably recoup the losses from refunds of the game itself, in spite of the record breaking pre-order numbers.There of course, was also the willful business decision to push the game to launch on soon-to-be previous generation systems in order to push more SKUs. There isn’t any other for of entertainment that you pay for, which may or may not be complete. That's very kind of you! @Ajent In the specific case of No Man's Sky, the misleading marketing was definitely more on Sony than it was on Hello Games.Hello Games did eventually pull through and deliver on many of their promises, and a meaningful game and experience. It's not because they needed the money. It was pretty buggy anyway but it became UNPLAYABLE as soon as I hit Luna Pools. To me this is more satisfying and doesn't result in unrealistic expectations and negative emotions. Cyberpunk was and still is a technical mess, but could the developer and publisher afford to sit on it for another year until it was ready? Most products we consume, nobody but those involved know how they get from start to finish. What's done is done now and hindsight is 20/20. It's a catch-22 situation really. Game releases and so many promises were either embellished or flat out lies. It’s a completely different game now. And I agree with him. If a game had massive ambitions but the developers failed and the game doesn't actually work as advertised they should say so. Even the fact these lied games get fixed eventually isn't an excuse. Cyberpunk 2077 on Ps4 and Xbox One werent even close to what was advertised. No Man’s Sky was literally on BBC News at 6PM advertising how it was the most exciting game to ever exist. Especially when I strive to write for the benefit of the readers. The only difference between the two is that Cyberpunk is not a Nintendo exclusive (the industry, and gaming "journalists" in particular have a tendency to focus on just the two black box consoles and PC. Completely marred what should've/would've probably been my game of the year. Then, when the DLC came out, I thought it was awful, and gave it 4/10 - and the PR called up my boss to tell us off. And I never said we 100% got what they were pushing to us but let’s not act like we didn’t get a decent game as is. Maybe because 50% of the time, the thrill of the hype and anticipation actually outweighs the thrill of gaming? The industry is build around hype for many reasons and in many ways. Imagine if someone walked into your job or someone else's and falsely claimed you weren't what you claimed to be. Ori and the Will of the Wisps gets the highest marks from me, as do Gears 4 and 5. I feel like games journos get kinda chewed up by that process more than they are actively abetting it. I remember how anthem was pitched as the GOTY and when it came out they really tried to defend it until the pushback was so great. Journalists tailor gamer reviews for the publisher, so they can keep their jobs and anytime someone brings it up, they get labeled as a bad person and part of some 'hate group', but its been proven true so many times that I can't even count it. I still remember that Will of the Wisps barely ran when it was released... @kategray who do you think sold the most useless snake oil? We do some customization in some instances depending on the request, and if it's really involved we typically do ask for some extra payment. I kinda think so at this point. @RupeeClock I'm not sure how much of No Many Sky I can blame of Sony. I get NintendoLife defending games journalism, but how happily they post Brie Larson articles for the gamer-rage-driven clicks limits their credibility. I very rarely see something like "but remember that x years ago they did/said y which completely disagrees with what they are saying now" here on Nintendolife and, in fairness, in any other website where "journalists" write. In hindsight, the extra work I put in to stay caught up at times wasn't worth it when considering the lost personal time and what I earned back then. Forget gamers specifically - do people need that? @Altina every video you guys link just proves my point, a lot of the things left out of the game as described in concept art and prerelease footage was stuff they didn’t have time to finish and had to cut out. They may have patched in several of those promises later, but the fact is they still straight up lied at release. After it was revealed so I'm just curious what your referring too because I don't remember lol. People can week and moan about a delay but in most cases a delay should be celebrated because it means they are taking the time to make sure it's a quality product like fans were promised, @Friendly I never said it was acceptable I said I’m not surprised and that’s just the landscape of AAA development . Either way it doesn’t matter, once they touch up the game it’ll be even better than before and that’s not a bad thing. It isn't necessarily a journalist's job to hold someone or something accountable. But I also feel like there is also a bias introduced when journalists review online experiences before a game is released. I appreciate reviews and the work sites like this do, but I am just as likely to listen to the review or let's play of the game a few months after release to understand it. I never said they made that claim and even asked if they did in my first post. We shouldn't have to fork over full price for a partial game and the promise of patches and further features later. @Menardi The controversy around Pokemon Sword/Shield happened BEFORE release. Cyberpunk just has technical issues but is just about the game they described. That being said I think the industry as a whole has made a mistake in being all hype all the time. In one case there were multiple bold face lies and in the other case they knowingly shipped a fundamentally broken product. Journalists do play along with it, I remember during the 360 era listening to 1up and the other big gaming podcasts at the time they couldn’t stop acting like there was something whimsical about Molyneux lying to them, this empowered Molyneux to make that Milo Kinect demo aka the fakest demo of all time that journalists would still hype all over. Remember Sony's E3 presentation for the PS3? before cyberpunk got leaked and actual footage was out in the wild most of the criticism towards it was regarding things like some of the questionable marketing choices or twitter comments than the games quality which makes it seem like either the devs/publishers were hiding things from the journalists or that the journalists weren't allowed to talk about criticisms when writing the article, so the picture of the game that was being painted was very different than what the leaks and finished game ended up being.
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