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Author: wolfqueen001
Posted: November 25, 2008 (08:41 PM)
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Yay. I'm glad you finally came back to us, at least for a little bit anyway.

Anyhow, this review was very informative and detailed in its descriptions, which is great, but it's not really presented in an interesting manner. It's still good; I just found myself having to reread stuff because I found myself spacing off in places and such. You might also want to proof again for sentences that can be cut down a bit. You don't really have any grammatical issus, per se, but there are some things that could be shortened up or said better. Like this for example:

The tracks on offer are mostly that found on console versions

"The offered tracks are mostly found" or something similar would sound better.

Anyway, this was still decent, and I commend you for reviewing a DS Guitar Hero game and comparing it to the consoles in the rather detailed manner you did. I rather enjoyed the bit about the new things the DS tried to incorporate. It's also interesting that the "fretboard" doesn't actually hinder the experience as much (aside from the things you mention). Granted, it's not something I'd still be interested in. A portable Guitar Hero I think would be too small for me to handle, not least because I'd barely be able to see what I'm doing, but it's good to know for people who would be interested.

I hope you stick around some more. I know you explained over on GFs that you're a bit busy with studying abroad or whatever you're doing, but it's still nice to have you around.


[Eating EmP's brain] probably isn't a good idea. I mean... He's British, which means his brain's wired for PAL and your eyes are NTSC. - Will

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Author: bigcj34
Posted: November 26, 2008 (02:40 AM)
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Thanks for the feedback, although I'm unsure what you meant by it "not being presented in an interesting manner." However, you can expect some more reviews from me in the next few days, some new reviews plus some old ones from GameFAQ's I'm going to revamp as well. Just for you guys!


There three types of people in this world: those who can count, and those who can't.

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Author: wolfqueen001
Posted: November 26, 2008 (08:16 AM)
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Heh. Sure. Well... what I criticized is kind of hard to explain, and it may just be my impression on the matter anyway, but what I meant was that the writing maybe felt a little dry in places, thus making the review perhaps a bit less entertaining for it. However, your approach was fairly analytical anyhow, and so balancing that with entertainment is always difficult. I think I criticized Lewis for the same thing some time ago, but he's getting really good at balancing the two now, I think.

Anyway, it doesn't matter that much with this particular review because it still does its job fairly well in explaining the differences between this version and the console ones, as well as describing what pluses the DS version has over the others. Also, I'd imagine this game (or any Guitar Hero title for that matter) would be difficult to write about in such a way as to be everything at once.

Anyway, I'm glad you're write / import (and modify) more of your work. It's always good to see enthusiastic people around here.


[Eating EmP's brain] probably isn't a good idea. I mean... He's British, which means his brain's wired for PAL and your eyes are NTSC. - Will

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