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EEDAR research shows Wii game scores improved 6% year-over-year

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EEDAR has conducted research comparing 2008 review scores for consoles games to titles released this year.

When looking at the first six months of both years and comparing them, scores for PS3 and 360 have remained level while scores for Nintendo have improved 6 percent from 60 to 66.

Guess that means Wii games are “getting better”.

More over on Kotaku.

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Psychotext
01/09/09, 8:45 pm

“Guess that means Wii games are “getting better””

Or less shit games are getting reviewed. Or maybe even that less shit games are getting released. Or perhaps that Wii game reviewers have dropped any semblance of standards that they may have had.

Now which of those seems most likely? :D

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Johnny Cullen
01/09/09, 8:50 pm

The last reason? :D

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