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When games take sometimes hundreds of hours to complete, it's just not possible for me to grow to understand and like an individual reviewer's tastes. They're just not going to review enough games. But I would like to get to know and understand a site's review ethos.
"It's just my personal opinion" isn't something I think any reviewer can reasonably state when the site and editorial staff are and should be ensuring the reviews reflect positively and accurately upon the larger site name and brand.
100% agreed on all counts.
I disagree with some of this. It's the author's review. "If robots could objectively review video games that'd work just fine for me." That would be nice but we don't live in that world. Games are subjective. There isn't really much objectivity when it comes down to it.
And the companies or editorial teams can be hundreds of people. You can't amalgamate that many opinions into one review. Find a reviewer that you have similar tastes with. Mine is @GameOverGreggy even though he doesn't really write anymore. @garfep is great for me as well.
This is why I like Famitus magazine's reviews, they're an aggregate review of X/40 by 4 reviewers each giving a X/10. 1 loves the genre, 1 never plays it, and he other 2 dabble.
It's an interesting system for sure.
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