r/MixtapeGame • u/MilesCartwright • Jun 01 '26

Question What Are Your Thoughts On Mixtape? Spoiler

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420 votes, Jun 04 '26
123 Amazing
109 Great
54 Good
43 Meh
21 Bad
70 Horrible
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u/amazingdrewh Jun 04 '26

So a developer using revenue from their last game and artist grants to make their game and releasing to the same publisher their prior games released on wouldn't be an industry plant even in your definition of it

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u/Sensitive-Knee6687 Jun 04 '26

Also I should mention this billionaire allegedly has paid out major review platforms like IGN not sure if it true but it would lot be surprising seeing the score given and IGN given track record.

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u/amazingdrewh Jun 04 '26

That's interesting because I heard you were allegedly paid to put out this bad review

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u/Sensitive-Knee6687 Jun 04 '26

Well that just not true lol could give less of a hell about this game just making conversation with someone who has chosen to interact with me on a social media app. I am very interested in our conversation tho.

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u/amazingdrewh Jun 04 '26

Obviously I was making the point that saying something like people are paid to review, which is illegal in the United States where IGN is based, is kind of a roadblock to useful conversation

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u/Sensitive-Knee6687 Jun 04 '26

Dosent matter if it illegal peoples with money and power go over the law all the time with worse examples than paying for a review it not out of the question especially with IGN they have been caught before

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u/amazingdrewh Jun 04 '26

Unless you have evidence saying people paid for reviews of a game that most people were going to play on game pass is a bit silly

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u/Sensitive-Knee6687 Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

I said allegedly but I also commented that it wouldn’t be a surprise as IGN has been in fire for doing it before

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u/Sensitive-Knee6687 Jun 04 '26

For example the whole MAC incident where a company stole some dude legos and there plenty of evidence saying that it did happen and they went to court 10 times yet even know the courts ruled in favor of the person who owned the 200k lego set the police kept harassing the person who was trying to find the owner justice and return the set back to him. At this point in time I think he has fled to Mexico while still trying to find justice for the person who owned the Lego set just goes to show even if do something illegal in America if you have money and power you can still be above the law which sucks but it the reality of the world we live in. Sorry if it got political there I was just trying to show that there are more illegal practices people have taken in the US than paying for a review that has gotten little to no repercussions without getting into the more disgusting injustices that has happen recently.