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1 Comment to Gamers and Game Reviewers not so Different
by: Joelteon7
On July 18, 2007 at 8:20 pm
If only I had realised this BEFORE buying Sonic Heroes.
It’s true though. At my local games shop (literally, round the corner, it’s fantastic) I always ask the staff there if the game I’m looking at is anything good. Whilst they’re not ‘reviewers’ paid for that job, they’ve likely played the game I’ve got and their advice is sound. Not once have they steered me wrong.
Well, other than Sonic Heroes