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I changed the characterization of its reception from "very mixed" to "negative." "Mixed" means... well... mixed. The highest score this game got was in the low 60s. The average was somewhere in the mid-50s. These are negative scores. If one or two publications rated it highly, contrasting with the myriad negative reviews, then you could make a case for mixed. But as it stands, this is undeniably a negatively received title. I like the "very" added to "mixed." It's almost like "mixed" just means "negative" now. "Very mixed" implies there were a wide array of opinions, when really it was just used as a less honest way of saying "very bad." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.168.207.237 (talk) 19:36, 12 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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