A few questions answered

A dude named Shawn asked me two questions via email. This post will answer those questions.

His first question is this: Is there a faster way to get answers?

My response: Yes. If you dont want to wait a few days for me to post my response, you can IM me. My AIM screenname is eatsleepsk8 4evr. If you IM me, i will give you direct answers and i may post the conversation here. If you dont want me to post it, just tell me not to. Don't worry, i won't tell anyone ;)

His second inquiry was this: Can you explain your rating system a little better?

My answer: Sure, why not. Lets start from the bottom and work our way to the top.

1 out of 10: An absolutely terrible game. You'd have to be a complete moron to waste your precious time and money on this game.

2 out of 10: Just short or complete horror. This game is a waste of time.

3 out of 10: This game is truly bad. Avoid it.

4 out of 10: An almost fair game. It's probably a complete waste of time, but it may have some value depending on your tastes.

5 out of 10: A fair game. If your a complete fanatic of the series, you could try it out. But don't waste any money buying it.

6 out of 10: An average game. If you really like the series or genre then you may want to rent it.

7 out of 10: Pretty good. A rent, but if you like it and have some extra cash go ahead and buy it.

8 out of 10: You should definitely rent it regardless of your tastes, and its a buy if you like the series or genre.

9 out 10: A buy. Unless you don't like the series or genre or don't have any cash, you should absolutely add this title to your library.

10 out of 10: An absolute buy. There is no excuse for not owning this game, regardless of your tastes. Out of cash? Make some. If you miss this game, shoot yourself in the head. It's a one-of-a-kind game, and positively cannot be missed.


So, with those questions answered, go on and read away!