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Eidos: No Truth In Batman Review Claim

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A recent blog post by The RAM Raider suggested that is tampering with the review scores of the upcoming : game, or rather, “artificially hyping up” its forthcoming release. However, is claiming that there’s no truth to the matter of “tampering with the review scores”.

“With regards an article posted on RamRaider alleging that Eidos has fixed review scores for , we want to state that no discussions have been held about review scores with any magazines,” said Jon Brooke, Head of UK Marketing, Eidos. “In short there is simply not one shred of truth in this article, except for the title of the game.”

However, back in April the developer stated that it does expect big things from the game. So why would they temper with the review scores?

“We expect Batman Arkham Asylum to not only be the biggest game of the summer but one of the stand-out of the year,” Brooke told MCV. “It’s as close to perfect as we’ve ever come, it looks amazing, plays beautifully and has a rich twisting storyline with enormous replayability. I’m confident enough to say that it will set a new benchmark for licensed and it’s going to establish itself as one of our best ever.”

[Eidos: No truth in Batman review score fixing claim via Video Gamer]

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5 comments for “Eidos: No Truth In Batman Review Claim”

  • http://www.rottentomatoes.com/vine/showthread.php?p=15763729#post15763729 derekpm

    Rather interesting. Has few times re-read for this purpose to remember. Thanks for interesting article. Waiting for trackback

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  • http://findcheapbargains.com Brian

    Not sure why they would need to tamper with the reviews. People are excited about this game, have been for at least a year, so I doubt propping up any existing reviews would make it more popular.

  • http://consoleation.wordpress.com Peter Skerritt

    Unfortunately for Eidos… errrr… Square-Enix Europe… the publisher’s reputation precedes it. The evidence surrounding the Kane & Lynch Gamespot fiasco is far too damning for any empty denials.

  • http://www.gamingmouse.org/ Crazy Ted

    Um, haven’t reviews been tampered with for years? I always assumed the really huge video game review sites were writing fake reviews every once in a while. ;)

    Seriously, though, I’ll believe the hype. Just look at that screenshot! That game looks sexy as hell. :P

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