Because it is a seperate game you can not make a direct comparison with any other review of any other game.
blushield
Not only is this a patently untrue statement (Jeff Gerstmann, a former GS reviewer, and current GB reviewer compared Too Human to Phantasy Star Online - yes, that's right, a so-called "professional reviewer" broke this non-existent rule) but if it were true it would invalidate your entire argument.
If review scores cannot be used as a comparison tool, then they're utterly useless. I personally believe they're utterly useless anyway, but if that's the case why not give every game a 10? Why say "Too Human is bad" based on one reviewers low score, if that score has no context, consistency, or meaning?
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I think your main problem here is you're arguing against a game you don't own and have never played the retail version of - you're supporting the minority (the majority of reviewers gave Too Human a 7.0 or above) opinion without any real evidence or personal ancedote. What you're doing is similar to this:
I've never played MGS4. But! I read a bad review of it - therefore MGS4 must suck. I've heard lots of complaints, and I can only assumed, based on the video footage I've seen, that MGS4 sucks.
naisorbus
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Is that true? Of course not - the only difference between MGS and Too Human in this case is that Too Human is held in a negative opinion *by those who haven't played it* while those who have never played MGS still think it's a good game - but in both cases, the "haven't played its" have *no idea* if it's really a good game or not...
And since you don't own and haven't played the full Too Human - your opinion is far less valid than Vandal's (who *has* played the game extensively).
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