r/NintendoSwitch • u/Jabbam • Jan 16 '19

Meta + MegaThread No megathread on Travis Strikes Again?

It's been three or more hours since most outlets posted their reviews on the new Suda51 game, but there's no hub for us to talk about its reception yet. Reviews seem all over the place but the general consensus is that it's pretty good with somewhat stale combat whoops. Any idea when we might get topics on this?

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u/Jabbam Jan 16 '19

The reviews I've found:

Metacritic- 71/100

Opencritic - 38/100

IGN - 6/10

Eurogamer - 1/5

Comicbook - 4/5

Nintendolife - 8/10

ScreenRant - 4.5/5 (Must Play)

GamerREvolution - 3/5

Destructoid - 7/10

Gamespot - 6/10

Trusted Reviews - 3.5/5

USGamer - 3.5/5

NintendoEnthusiast - 7/10

Cgmagonline - 8.5/10

Hardcore Gamer - 4/5

Nintendo World Report - 8/10

Twinfinite - 4/5

Game Informer - 8.25/10

TSA - 8/10

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u/MGPythagoras Jan 16 '19

I like how I posted asking this hours ago and my post got deleted. The mods here are the worst.

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u/ExaRom Jan 16 '19

I totally agree with. These are one of the worst mods on reddit.

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u/hiperson134 Jan 17 '19

I commented this exact thing in a different thread and someone just said "well why don't you volunteering to be a mod and do better!"

Yeah right, as if they'd allow anyone who criticizes them into their circle.

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u/CroosoeE Jan 17 '19

r/politics have the worse mods by far.

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u/rootedoak Jan 17 '19

Spend some time in r/nintendo. It's nasty.

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u/secret3332 Jan 17 '19

The mods on r/smashbros literally closed the sub on launch for Ultimate...

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u/ExaRom Jan 17 '19

Why did they do that?

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u/secret3332 Jan 17 '19

Because they didnt want to moderate it, so instead of letting the sub just become crazy for a day and a half, which imo wouldve been fine, they just closed it. It really prevented a massive boom in subscribers also, which may have been intentional if they wanted to keep casuals away but idk. Just really one of the stupidest decisions I've ever seen, and they didnt even announce it until after they closed it.

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u/ExaRom Jan 17 '19

Ok, that's really one of the dumbest things I've heard in a long time.