https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2023/09/12/a-sliding-score-means-starfield-is-now-xbox-series-xs-47th-highest-rated-game/
We are, of course, an industry that lives and dies by Metacritic , for better or worse. It’s not just fanboy fuel, it’s something that can mean big bonuses and further investment, or on the other side, studio closure, depending on how a game is received. This year we’ve seen two all-timers, Tears of the
A Sliding Score Means ‘Starfield’ Is Now Xbox Series X’s 47th Highest Rated Game
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