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+ 500 points if the publisher pays them +1000 if its cod
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Similarity with Call of Duty/10
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Edited by Bistromathics: 11/14/2013 11:07:24 PMI thought this was common knowledge, they use a pretty simple formula. Gamespot uses something similar, but they include a few more variables. [b]R(x) = ( x / 150 ) + [ 0.001 * ( x - 200 ) ][/b] R(x) is the rating as a function of money given, where 26 < x < 1331. The first term, where the money is simply divided by 150, is actually the first iteration of the function. After IGN started getting more competition, they decided to incentivize publishers to give more than $200, so the second term was added. As IGN does not accept bribes, they will not take $25 or less. Anything greater than $1330 is put into a new function that calculates Editor's Choice and GOTY awards.
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Like so.
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[b]No money:[/b] Bad rating. [b]$$$$$$$$$$$$$$:[/b] OMG THIS GAME IS GREAT!!!!!!! YOLO 420 SWAGER FOR LIFE!!!!! 11/10.
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No money: 1-5/10 $500: 6 $1000: 7 $1500: 8 $2000: 9 $3000 and above: 10/10 GOTY
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By how much the publisher pays them.
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Terribly
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well with IGN when they rate a game 6 or below then you know it is really bad.
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[u][u][u]People popularly Gameplay Graphics Videos Texture How many people it made to make the game How long it took to make the game Reviews[/u][/u][/u]
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Depending how much money they get from the maker.
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Money wise.
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Edited by CND AAA Beef: 11/14/2013 1:59:58 AMAAA release * Money from publisher * pi = Review score.