Matt Carr said:Or to put it another way... do you ever cheat in games before you've finished them to progress through them?
Evan said:Only if im completely stuck on something, or to make the game harder and more interesting.
Like in ResidentEvil RE, I made all the zombies invisible and the only weapon I used through the whole game was a handgun.
If a game is so pathetically unfair and hard that you're at the point where you desperately need a guide or cheats, I'd say that's an important point to write about in a review.
Redd Dragon said:It would be important to talk about, but you cannot review a game with cheat enabled. That is an inaccurate view.
It is not fair to the readers that you get a un-accurate view of the game because the reviewer doesn't want to play the game that he has been assigned.
If the game is way to hard then you write about it, you don't turn cheats on and continue reviewing.
NintendoSpirit said:ummm...duh? Obviously we don't cheat, but if there's a point where you know most people will cheat, then yeeeaah you say it. :icon_conf
Redd Dragon said:Well, if that's what you like to do fine, but don't bring those cheats on online games. One question, how do you get an accurate view of a gameplay for reviewing when you are cheating?
Evan said:actually the games I review, dont have codes. And were actually not needed. The games that are being released are getting easier.
And I havent taken any games online.... Im thinking of taking the PS2 online but dont know how. I'd love to play SOCOM 2 at my house.
Matt Carr said:Or to put it another way... do you ever cheat in games before you've finished them to progress through them?
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