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  2 thumbs!

  Linkin Park Fan | September 07, 2007
  Sony's right, the reviews made a big mistake with lair. This is a good game
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  Reenee | September 07, 2007
  Liars. They remembered about last year's memes in this year's E3.
  
  

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  Sony's right, the reviews made a big mistake with lair. This is a good game

  Note: Not a fact! Amazing!
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    2 thumbs!

    Seeker X | September 07, 2007

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    Note: Not a fact! Amazing!

    News Flash:
    
    Reviews = Opinions, never facts!
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  Final Blade | September 07, 2007
  Thats right Sony don't listen to those lazy, biased critics. People do love this game like myself, And i don't listen to fools like them.
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    Reenee | September 07, 2007

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    Thats right Sony don't listen to those lazy, biased critics.

    http://www.gamerankings.com/htmlpages4/929230.asp
    
    I wouldn't piss off so many.
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      1 thumbs!

      Final Blade | September 07, 2007
      Thanks for proving my point on how biased they are with the game.
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  3 thumbs!

  volacide | September 07, 2007
  NO company stops supporting a product of theirs just because of bad publicity. Not Nintendo, not Microsoft, not Sony.
  
  So how is this news? You expect a company to pull advertising for a game just because it gets bad reviews? On countless occasions I have been reading a bad review of a game on the internet all the while an advertisement for that very same game is being advertised in a banner ad. The last instance I can remember was Blue Dragon.
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  2 thumbs!

  Silver Mirror | September 07, 2007
  From what I've heard people seem to really enjoy Lair and I've found it very enjoyable as well
  
  Reviewers will start floundering when good sales statistics start coming in
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  0 thumbs!

  Revenger of Wastelan | September 07, 2007
  Reviews shouldnt affect them, sites like these give the most awesome games (IMO of course) below-zero ratins, thats why ill never change my plans of buying a game because of a review i saw.
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  Dance Floor Killah | September 07, 2007
  I haven't been able to try Lair out. Seriously though.
  
  Who would you believe?
  
  A group of biased, old critics? Or gamers who actually PLAY the game.
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    0 thumbs!

    VeGiTAX2 | September 09, 2007
    Well this addresses multiple posts.
    
    1. no company has bailed on a failed product, they'll market the life out of it to make sure that it gets to users, I mean if Atari did it with E.T. (and failed horribly) then it sets the stage for any company to back their developer and shove the product no matter what. Anyone thinking otherwise is simply ignoring the history of the industry.
    
    2. A group of biased, old critics? While I've seen some old guys around, you would be wise to watch your words, the industry is cluttered with people well into their years. Some of the more conceptual minds still reside in that older bracket. As for reviewers being old. I have no idea what odd world you live in, unless 20+ is old to you. Jesus I mean really did you even think before you made that comment? Most of the active reviewers are in that range, sure the senior editors, the ones who do all the marketing and final calls on things still exist, but people who often end up playing these are lower tier paid journalists for corporations. Heck, even bloggers still range in this 20+ range.
    
    Try to actually have something worthwhile to claim instead of assuming the guy reviewing Lair is a 48 year old man with 5 kids and 3 jobs that hates life. Some games just don't cut it despite the hype leading to release, if you like it, fine, if you don't, that's great too, either way, get over it, in the next year I'm sure there will be pleanty of other bad ratings to cry over.
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  0 thumbs!

  ConkerASkyJockey | September 08, 2007
  No company backs down a game and lets some bad critics give up on there game.
  
  Its not really news, since every company does that already.