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yes, certainly, and i do not think it has been easy for them, too, but keep in mind, we are talking about a six page review here. that's less than 5% of the entire magazine. there HAS to be compromise, IMHO. especially given the rather strange circumstances of the testing environment. i see...

whoa, i did not mean do offend anyone with that statement. it's just my opinion that, given their experience, they should be able to present a decent review within that timeframe. the thing is, were they to play the game for 100 hours, that would mean around 10 to 12 days of non-stop...

well, the answer to that is actually in the magazine itself, right where they explain their rating system: "...of course, humourless sticklers do not like that...". one can write an objective article AND be funny at the same time you know? besides, there might be a slim possibility that the...

they aren't specific. they say "editors from every renowned pc gaming and console magazine in germany". and i think that 16 hours are quite enough to judge a game. they do this for a living.

certainly. they do not have mathematical equations or fixed percentages. they explain it on the page before the review section. i'll translate: "rating: how it works. ratings are questions of philosophy. this is especially true for emotional judgments, i.e. rating the fun-factor of a game...

while the editors focus more on action-oriented games than others and aren't dead serious about themselves, the magazine is in no way "yellow press". they are usually dead on when it comes to games. they gave the original STALKER massive penalties for being so buggy IIRC. and PES '09 recieved...

so, being a subscriber i am lucky to receive this magazine 2 to 3 days before it hits the shelves. it is one of the "big three" of german pc-gaming magazines. (and IMHO the best of them all, since they do not care about political correctness and have at least 4 pairs of boobs in every issue)...

omg, i might have to agree on this one :D

hello everyone, just wanted to say hi. been lurking for a while now, but with fallout 3 finally being released i decided to register. i played fallout for the first time in 1998 on my trusty pentium 90 with an s3 virge dx. entering The Glow for the first time was one of the most memorable...