Gamespot reviews, time for multiply reviews?

It seems now that Gamespot reviews are very much done in blocks, by this they get a copy of the game and review it then use that review for all platforms.

Plenty of examples of this as of recent games but one example.

MW3, reviewed on Xbox 360, given a 8.5 now i will bet my house that the PC review will be......8.5

Same thing for BF3 8.5 all platforms.

I relise this was the norm but in todays gaming world Console VS PC games are actually different Gamespot, did you notice?

I feel that Gamespot if it isnt trying to be a pure Console only review site should attempt to make a effort with its reviews for PC users, who at the end of the day were the first and are useally the most mature :)

So i ask Gamespot, please can you do separate reviews for Console+PC games as using one of the other is just pure lazyness.

cheers.

The reason why all platforms get around the same score is because they are EXACLTY the same game! Shocking I know right :shock:

I would like to see however mabey a second opinion in a review from a different reviewer, you know like the main review than they havea column from another staff member and they give their opinion on the game. That way you get multiple views on a product instead of just one. I know people say use the user reviews, but alot of those are just trolls and fanboys so it's useless lol.

I can't stand sites/mags just copy/pasting a PC or even Wii review along with PS3 and 360. They are very different systems which would lead you to believe the review would be different. I have been on a mission for over a year not to get sites to stop doing this crap but of course the "big" sites will never listen but the "smaller" one's always do so it helps.

Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. I do agree with the poster about Wii getting a separate review in some cases. Obviously the graphics are different, but we can all tell that apart. However, the Wii's unique controls certainly deserve its own review, as the game plays completely different.

If there is a noticeable difference there should be multiple reviews, but the majority of the time all of the versions are too similar to warrant another review. meetroid8

I thought it was for multiple opinions on the same game. I would LOVE to see that. I don't remember which mag does it, but there's always a "second opinion" section in the corner with 2 or 3 lines to explain why the other writer thought differently.

It would lead to even more hate on forums, but I would applaud GS if they went that way.