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       So a lot of people have a pretty strong opinions about game reviews.You are saying a company giving away their product for free and early to someone they know will make a review can't fairly and upfront stipulate what gets said? The company making the game doesn't have to give the review code out! It is a privilege that is paid for by good press. If I am making a new Chip Salsa. I want to sell it and be successful so I can make more varieties of Salsa. I won't release it early before it goes to shelves to a video blogger that I know is going to say really bad things about it completely killing my dreams and product before it even hits the shelves......................COME ON PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS COMMON SENSE!!!!!!!!!!! YouTube and website reviewers DO NOT HAVE A RIGHT to these gaming companies games early. They don't at all. It is the gaming companies product that they are giving early and free. They can stipulate whatever they want. Now if you went after it was released and bought it of the shelf (or digital shelf) then yes you should get to say anything you want.
         I know that first paragraph is a little strong. Just keep this in mind. If you are wondering if you should buy a game look beyond the reviews. Take in that companies previous bodies of work. try to find a lot of different reviewers. When it comes down to it if you are not sure wait a week until after it is published. Then you should have a much better idea of the quality of the game.
    

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