PC Format awards Darwinia 90%
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PC Format awards Darwinia 90%
"A new classic - it will challenge every gaming instinct you have..." says Kieron Gillen in a two page review in this months PC Format magazine. Darwinia is awarded an awesome 90% (the highest scoring game in the entire issue), and their "GOLD PCFORMAT" award.
PC Format always have a "genre" box on every review that tells you what sort of game they're reviewing, eg FPS or RTS, and for Darwinia they've just written "Videogame". We approve.
PC Format always have a "genre" box on every review that tells you what sort of game they're reviewing, eg FPS or RTS, and for Darwinia they've just written "Videogame". We approve.
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Chris wrote:and for Darwinia they've just written "Videogame". We approve.
Ha-ha! Seconded
I wonder how many extra sales all this positive publicity is going to generate? Are there going to be enough copies to go round?
Actually, this should be a good test to see how much difference good reviews make to a game's sales.
And I am heading out to the shops now to get PC Format as I do every month. I will then have EVERY magazine to review Darwinia, ie the Future Publishing collection. Also nice genre.
Wonder if you lot will sign my magazines if I bring them with me.....
Wonder if you lot will sign my magazines if I bring them with me.....
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Too trueChris wrote:PC Format always have a "genre" box on every review that tells you what sort of game they're reviewing, eg FPS or RTS, and for Darwinia they've just written "Videogame". We approve.
Don't you think that is a little sad?Rkiver wrote:And I am heading out to the shops now to get PC Format as I do every month. I will then have EVERY magazine to review Darwinia, ie the Future Publishing collection. Also nice genre.
Wonder if you lot will sign my magazines if I bring them with me.....
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You will have to wait decades at least... IV will have had to make it Disney/Michael Jackson/Beatles big... and they will have to die, for a puny autograph to be worth anything. I doubt that in 20 years time it wont even be worth £20. Programmers/games aren't really popular as collectibales.Rkiver wrote:A little? No. A lot? You bet. Be worth a fortune in years.
Anyway I thought you were going to a release PARTY not a geeky-fanboy convention. Image the scene: Along comes captin geeky-fanboy bothering everyone saying "Can I have your autograph?" and they say "Shut the fuck up! I'm tring to have a laugh and a drink." while lighting a cigar with a £20 note "Now go sit in that corner until it's time to go home."
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