Gamefly lists the release date for this game as September 11th, 2008. 98.21.76.15 ( talk) 22:11, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
The reviews need to remain unbiased. Although there are many negative reviews, positive reviews do exist so they need to be included. The fact that the reviews are typically unfavorable was underscored. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 16:35, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Unfortunately, you're completely wrong. I haven't even played this game myself. Although completely irrelevant, it shows my true unbiased intent on correcting the unfair review section in this article. I'm not sure if you personally disliked the game, but if that in anyway is a factor in your judgment, than it doesn't need to be implemented here. Clearly, many major reviewers enjoyed the game. If major reviewers such as Official Xbox Magazine, Gameplanet and Team Xbox reviewed the game positively, then this undoubtedly needs to be added to the article from an unbiased perspective. Hopefully we don't continue to stray too far onto a tangent with this; but again I noted that there are more negative reviews than positive. This "large quote" you refer to is a perfect addition to the article from a very credible source: Team Xbox. They begin by stating the flaws found within the game, but is wrapped up by sharing their enjoyment with it. More than enough positive reviews exist, and the ones added to the article were carefully chosen. Having an issue with the review section beginning with "poor to average" while insisting on it being "overwhelmingly negative", is incredibly biased. Obviously, that's not the goal here at Wikipedia. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 16:26, 28 December 2008 (UTC)
Your damage to the article keeps expanding outside of the review section, as you're needlessly deleting what has been contributed from other users in addition to myself. Don't touch the relevant expansion of the 'Creatures' section; someone else worked hard on that, and there's absolutely no reason for you to mess it up. As far as the review section, I'm just going to report you and hand this over to Wikipedia as you're just repeatitively trolling around. However, as for other people reading this, the review quote selected to end the article is a perfect conclusion. It's an excellent summary of both the negative and positive aspects of the game. For all other reasons why the 'review section' needs to remain unbiased, read the Terms of Service of Wikipedia and my lengthy explaination up there. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 13:02, 7 January 2009 (UTC)
There is absolutely no need to move the information I provided about the game's different gameplay modes. It belongs at the end of the introduction, not at the end of the 'Creatures' section. It's also completely unnecessary to keep removing 'Dragons' from the creature list. The information is valid and we'll make a Trivia section if need be. Finally, I don't care if Team Xbox's review marked the game a little higher than what you find appropriate enough to add. It's one of the biggest Xbox 360 reviewers, and their review isn't necessarily a fully "positive" review. They note many things they found to be wrong with the game, but ultimately enjoyed it. That's more than appropriate for the article and it fits nicely. I personally thought it made an excellent conclusion, because it's a great summary of the overall popular opinions of the game on both sides. That's completely unbiased. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 22:47, 9 January 2009 (UTC)
I should quickly mention that not all reviews were just negative or positive, others were what some sites call "mixed" or "mediocore", usually a score in the 50s and 60s. Stabby Joe ( talk) 02:04, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
I'm not trying to dispute the average score, thats what it says on Metacritic then thats what it shall say. What I am pointing out here is so far all we have is some negatives and one positive, however there are reviews less of both being the mixed reviews EG Game Informer, OPM or OXM UK. BTW, in the future don't bring it to my talk page, makes it seem you're taking it personal, I am happy to discuss it here after all. Stabby Joe ( talk) 14:21, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
Well most of the time its a means of adims, mods, bots or project leaders to contact people. Other user CAN make comments but I and others usually prefer to keep topic comments in still active discussions of the article's page. As for the "mixed" issue, fair enough if its negative on Metacritic (although I would check to see who has more reviews as GR and MC vary on this and how they translate other scores into a percent like grades) however in the bulk of text I wouldn't limit it to mostly bad as there were reviews that were "mixed", after all it is only just outside of "mixed" on MC. Stabby Joe ( talk) 20:29, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
You can tell what a mixed review is by reading it, for example if they use terms like mediocore or not bad (like Game Informer) or like how OXM UK gave it a 5/10 but still recommended a look, if cheaper and after the others. Don't worry about the average, that stays negative (should also quickly note is Metacritic has some reviews that are listed but not used on GR). Stabby Joe ( talk) 15:44, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
I don't especially think that this is the place for carefully crafted quotes. These quotes are all skewed in the game's favor, so they have no business in a bi-partisan article. Not saying this game is bad or anything, it's just not the place to preach about how good it is. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Monomij ( talk • contribs) 03:06, 19 July 2008 (UTC)
There needs to be some clarification (as well as references) for the following: "The First being a passive, only attacking out of defense. The second phase is where they attack when attacked" Both statements basically say the same thing. So, if the information is accurate from whatever source didn't make it into the article, how do these differ? If you have the source, please add it. ~ QuasiAbstract { talk/ contrib} 09:40, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
so some fool thought it was unimportant to keep the creature list so now the list is there with one single creature? wow! So whoever said that censorship was a valid form of editing on wikipedia? I'm sure everyone would MUCH RATHER come on wikipedia and find TOO much information than NOT nearly ENOUGH!
as for the debate about reviews, I agree that the page needs to list posative and negative reviews equally. I for one know this game is completely great and awesome. I can only explain the poor reviews it has as some kind of conspiracy where the publishers didn't bribe the reviewers, or perhaps managed to annoy or anger them some how . The page should point out that a free DEMO of the game is currently available on xbox live and invite anyone to download the free demo and review the game for THEMSELVES! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gawdsmak ( talk • contribs) 10:17, 29 August 2012 (UTC)
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Gamefly lists the release date for this game as September 11th, 2008. 98.21.76.15 ( talk) 22:11, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
The reviews need to remain unbiased. Although there are many negative reviews, positive reviews do exist so they need to be included. The fact that the reviews are typically unfavorable was underscored. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 16:35, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Unfortunately, you're completely wrong. I haven't even played this game myself. Although completely irrelevant, it shows my true unbiased intent on correcting the unfair review section in this article. I'm not sure if you personally disliked the game, but if that in anyway is a factor in your judgment, than it doesn't need to be implemented here. Clearly, many major reviewers enjoyed the game. If major reviewers such as Official Xbox Magazine, Gameplanet and Team Xbox reviewed the game positively, then this undoubtedly needs to be added to the article from an unbiased perspective. Hopefully we don't continue to stray too far onto a tangent with this; but again I noted that there are more negative reviews than positive. This "large quote" you refer to is a perfect addition to the article from a very credible source: Team Xbox. They begin by stating the flaws found within the game, but is wrapped up by sharing their enjoyment with it. More than enough positive reviews exist, and the ones added to the article were carefully chosen. Having an issue with the review section beginning with "poor to average" while insisting on it being "overwhelmingly negative", is incredibly biased. Obviously, that's not the goal here at Wikipedia. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 16:26, 28 December 2008 (UTC)
Your damage to the article keeps expanding outside of the review section, as you're needlessly deleting what has been contributed from other users in addition to myself. Don't touch the relevant expansion of the 'Creatures' section; someone else worked hard on that, and there's absolutely no reason for you to mess it up. As far as the review section, I'm just going to report you and hand this over to Wikipedia as you're just repeatitively trolling around. However, as for other people reading this, the review quote selected to end the article is a perfect conclusion. It's an excellent summary of both the negative and positive aspects of the game. For all other reasons why the 'review section' needs to remain unbiased, read the Terms of Service of Wikipedia and my lengthy explaination up there. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 13:02, 7 January 2009 (UTC)
There is absolutely no need to move the information I provided about the game's different gameplay modes. It belongs at the end of the introduction, not at the end of the 'Creatures' section. It's also completely unnecessary to keep removing 'Dragons' from the creature list. The information is valid and we'll make a Trivia section if need be. Finally, I don't care if Team Xbox's review marked the game a little higher than what you find appropriate enough to add. It's one of the biggest Xbox 360 reviewers, and their review isn't necessarily a fully "positive" review. They note many things they found to be wrong with the game, but ultimately enjoyed it. That's more than appropriate for the article and it fits nicely. I personally thought it made an excellent conclusion, because it's a great summary of the overall popular opinions of the game on both sides. That's completely unbiased. X NorAxeR X ( talk) 22:47, 9 January 2009 (UTC)
I should quickly mention that not all reviews were just negative or positive, others were what some sites call "mixed" or "mediocore", usually a score in the 50s and 60s. Stabby Joe ( talk) 02:04, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
I'm not trying to dispute the average score, thats what it says on Metacritic then thats what it shall say. What I am pointing out here is so far all we have is some negatives and one positive, however there are reviews less of both being the mixed reviews EG Game Informer, OPM or OXM UK. BTW, in the future don't bring it to my talk page, makes it seem you're taking it personal, I am happy to discuss it here after all. Stabby Joe ( talk) 14:21, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
Well most of the time its a means of adims, mods, bots or project leaders to contact people. Other user CAN make comments but I and others usually prefer to keep topic comments in still active discussions of the article's page. As for the "mixed" issue, fair enough if its negative on Metacritic (although I would check to see who has more reviews as GR and MC vary on this and how they translate other scores into a percent like grades) however in the bulk of text I wouldn't limit it to mostly bad as there were reviews that were "mixed", after all it is only just outside of "mixed" on MC. Stabby Joe ( talk) 20:29, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
You can tell what a mixed review is by reading it, for example if they use terms like mediocore or not bad (like Game Informer) or like how OXM UK gave it a 5/10 but still recommended a look, if cheaper and after the others. Don't worry about the average, that stays negative (should also quickly note is Metacritic has some reviews that are listed but not used on GR). Stabby Joe ( talk) 15:44, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
I don't especially think that this is the place for carefully crafted quotes. These quotes are all skewed in the game's favor, so they have no business in a bi-partisan article. Not saying this game is bad or anything, it's just not the place to preach about how good it is. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Monomij ( talk • contribs) 03:06, 19 July 2008 (UTC)
There needs to be some clarification (as well as references) for the following: "The First being a passive, only attacking out of defense. The second phase is where they attack when attacked" Both statements basically say the same thing. So, if the information is accurate from whatever source didn't make it into the article, how do these differ? If you have the source, please add it. ~ QuasiAbstract { talk/ contrib} 09:40, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
so some fool thought it was unimportant to keep the creature list so now the list is there with one single creature? wow! So whoever said that censorship was a valid form of editing on wikipedia? I'm sure everyone would MUCH RATHER come on wikipedia and find TOO much information than NOT nearly ENOUGH!
as for the debate about reviews, I agree that the page needs to list posative and negative reviews equally. I for one know this game is completely great and awesome. I can only explain the poor reviews it has as some kind of conspiracy where the publishers didn't bribe the reviewers, or perhaps managed to annoy or anger them some how . The page should point out that a free DEMO of the game is currently available on xbox live and invite anyone to download the free demo and review the game for THEMSELVES! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gawdsmak ( talk • contribs) 10:17, 29 August 2012 (UTC)
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