hold off on a review of ESPN Baseball because of the flaws that it has? Could it be that VC wanted the reviewers to not have a lot of time to put the game under their microscopes, so that the reviews would be fairly positive, thus prompting everyone to go on a buying frenzy for the game? The way that VC has gone about marketing this game makes very suspicious of their games anymore, and on a whole this past winter has taught me a lot about the methods that marketing teams are using, and that we the gamers are the ones who know the truth!
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
If anything, holding off on a review would give IGN MORE time to uncover the game's flaws... -
Re: Did VC want IGN to
If anything, holding off on a review would give IGN MORE time to uncover the game's flaws...Comment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
If anything, holding off on a review would give IGN MORE time to uncover the game's flaws...Comment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
there is a thread that explains all this you knowComment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
Holding off on the review will also mean a lot more people may buy it than would have had a negative review come out. I gotta believe the latter myself. Why not review the thing and let we consumers know BEFORE we spend or waste our money?Comment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
there is a thread that explains all this you knowComment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
Holding off on the review will also mean a lot more people may buy it than would have had a negative review come out. I gotta believe the latter myself. Why not review the thing and let we consumers know BEFORE we spend or waste our money?Comment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
there is a thread that explains all this you knowComment
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Re: Did VC want IGN to
Holding off on the review will also mean a lot more people may buy it than would have had a negative review come out. I gotta believe the latter myself. Why not review the thing and let we consumers know BEFORE we spend or waste our money?Comment
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