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Rock Paper Shotgun doesn’t do scores - until today! For a very special episode 100 of the Electronic Wireless Show, we’ve decided to finally ditch coherent critical analysis in favour of the comforting certainty of math(s). Over the course of the episode, Matthew, Nate and special guest host Graham (hi) assign numerical scores to 100 games, and then average out the results to deliver a single, definitive score for the entirety of PC gaming.
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We’re reviewing each game as our opinion stands on them today, which means several PC classics are re-appraised. How do we feel aboutBaldur’s Gatein 2020? What is the half-life of our enjoyment ofHalf-Life? What does rating eleven Worms games do to the score for PC gaming as a concept? You can listen above and find out.
We skipped questions and recommendations this week, because it takes a full 110 minutes if you’re trying to properly review a medium. You can still email us with questions, suggestions and scores (of 80 or higher) for our podcast at podcast@rockpapershotgun.com.
You can listen above, or onon Spotify,iTunes,Stitcher, orPocket Casts. You can find theRSS feed here, and you can discuss the episodeon our Discord channel, which has a dedicated room for podcast chat.
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Matthew’sHave You Played on Minesweeper.
Robert Yang’sthree-part people’s history of the FPS, which starts with the release ofMyst.
Our actualPC game reviews, which will continue to not have scores.
Here’s a link toour lovely Discordand our equally lovely (but more mercenary)merch store, which is in fact on Teespring despite my confused notion that it isn’t.
