*sigh*
IGN has conned the entire Dreamcast community.
Let's say you run an online e-zine. You have advertisements on your website. What is a great way to pull in some extra traffic? Easy. Just target an older game console with a diehard fanbase. This is a wicked viral marketing stunt, and guess what... it's working.
This news has spread to almost every other Dreamcast community and has been posted on countless other forums.
Have any of you actually READ what they are saying in their text?
They are posting garbage juvenile dribble, that comes off like some doped up myspace idiot writing his immediate impressions of a Dreamcast game.
Here is what IGN had to say about these games:
Originally Posted by
Bang! Gunship Elite - IGN
If you manage to find a copy of Bang! (and getting a hold of this game is about as easy as finding nuts in the winter), you'll probably have this reaction: "Holy s@&# this game kicks ass!"
Originally Posted by
Bang! Gunship Elite - IGN
In that sense, Bang! Gunship Elite is a lot like having a wife. It's good, but it's the same crap every day.
Originally Posted by
Bang! Gunship Elite - IGN
Don't let the name fool you, Bang! doesn't suck ass.
Originally Posted by
San Francisco RUSH 2049 - IGN
Playing SF Rush is like trying to score with a girl in high school. You can always take the long road if you're patient or you can try and navigate the shortcuts from first base to third.
I can't see how IGN "revisiting" Dreamcast titles is good news at all. This is horrible. They seem to be taking a shock value approach to get a reaction. Either that, or they are trying to further culture their readers into being more fanboy superVegetaSaijin69 "your game sux my game r0x0rs" than they already are.
Is it really hard to write legitimate journalism for 3 tiny paragraphs? IGN's comments are so off the wall there is no way they can be legitimate. I have to assume their comments are not honest, and are pre-manufactured to support an alterior motive.
IGN is exploiting the Dreamcast to pull in site traffic.