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  RabidChinaGirl | 6 days 2 hours ago | reply
  Well, considering it's GameSpot, I'm not that surprised or mortified. I wish less people would visit that site because I really don't agree with how they do things in general...
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    Final Blade | 5 days 19 hours ago | reply
    _{Never really liked them, however im not entirely surprised by this. I also question IGN score as well if that wasn't a malfunction or database error.}
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  bob8294 | 5 days 22 hours ago | reply
  Now why would they give it a perfect 10 when the users rate GTA4 as a paltry 8.8?
  Something about that just doesn't make sense.
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    RikuNova | 5 days 11 hours ago | reply
    Agreed. This doesn't make a lot of sense IMO...
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    ali3n | 5 days 4 hours ago | reply
    The official review is just one persons opinion whereas hundreds of users will rate it and even one low rate will take the average down.
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      chautemoc | 5 days 4 hours ago | reply
      Yip.
      Its funny though because its the same situation on Metacritic, which compiles and averages reviews.
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  Team Xtreme | 5 days 18 hours ago | reply
  That user rating is a load of crap, it already had a rating before launch so I'm inclined to ignore it.
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    chautemoc | 5 days 6 hours ago | reply
    They get games before launch to review. Most outlets do.
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  Gothic Girl | 5 days 17 hours ago | reply
  Didn't another site make the same "mistake" a few days ago? Sounds like GTA IV is one big wank-fest for the gaming sites. They make a "mistake" by giving it a lower score than 10/10, then they have to "fix" it. *cough* Doesn't exactly sound legitimate when more than one site has done a similar thing.
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    chautemoc | 5 days 6 hours ago | reply

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    Sounds like GTA IV is one big wank-fest for the gaming sites.

    
    Awesome.
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  Capn Droid | 5 days 11 hours ago | reply
  No video game deserves a perfect ten. Not a single one. The day when they turn an FPS into a good game with much better gameplay, longer playtime, and the graphics are really real, then give it a ten. That's loooong from now.
  
  And Gamespot can't even acknowledge their favorite game has some bugs or difficult parts in it? Pussies.
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  Chad | 3 days 20 hours ago | reply
  I agree that no video game should get a perfect ten. Even if you are rating it by comparing it to all of the past games and not thinking about future titles, there will still be some flaws.
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    Final Blade | 3 days 14 hours ago | reply

    quote what 10's mean
    

    10.0: Prime This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can aspire to be at its time of release. Obviously, the constantly changing standards for technology and gameplay will probably make this game obsolete some day, but at its time of release, a game earning this score could not have been improved upon in any meaningful way.

    _{Come guys this shouldn't be new, 10 isn't perfect its just what that means above.}
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      ali3n | 3 days 14 hours ago | reply
      You do realise that the sentence means that according to them the game is perfect at the moment, therefore 10 is a perfect...
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        Storm | 3 days 2 hours ago
        Not entirely. They aren't saying it's perfect straight up, they are simply saying that the game the best of the bunch, as in, the ones that have been released in same time period and such.
        
        It's ratings, not perfection. Think of the Olympics, say the swimming competition. A guy dives off, great form and landing, and get's three 10's from the judges. That doesn't mean that it was the most perfect dive they have ever seen, more like it's one of the better ones.
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        Final Blade | 2 days 12 hours ago
        _{For the record this was Gamespots view of what a 10 means. I have an IGN version if anyone wants me to post it?
        Ah screw it here's their view.}
        
        

        quote IGN Rating definitiion
        

        10.0 (Masterful)
        No game is absolutely perfect, but 10s represent the pinnacle of gaming brilliance. It doesn't get any better than this, and products in this range are virtually flawless. This is like winning the lottery on your birthday. It takes a rare and special game to earn a 10 from IGN.
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      Sort | 3 days 1 hour ago | reply
      For once I have to agree with Final Blade on this one.