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Originally Posted by Takao
I don't know why people are whining about the review? Think of the source, it is a World War II history magazine! It is not PC Gamer or something similar.
They are not going to dedicate 5,6, or 7 pages detailing every aspect of Silent Hunter V.
While the review posted by indy is a very poor cut and paste job of what is posted at historynet.com http://www.historynet.com/command-a-...t-hunter-5.htm It is still a very brief review.
You can tell the author is not a gamer with this quote "he game also gobbles up a great deal of disk space..." Most current games nowadays do, we are not back in the 1990's. Heck, my first computer didn't even have a hard drive.
While the author may be clueless about the current state of technology, the review at historynet is a fair one and pretty much sums up my feelings about the game. Although, I am less concerned about the DRM then the overall poor quality of the game. |
Actually , now I've had time to read the whole review I pretty much agree.
The author isn't a gamer and we should also remember that not everybody has access to Subsim (well they do, but not everybody knows about Subsim)
So all in all seems fair.