All articles tagged with #user ratings
A 2008 Disney DS title, Cory in the House, is approaching the top spot on Metacritic’s user-voted all-time list after a viral meme boost, despite being panned at release; it currently sits at 9.3 and tied for second behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, prompting discussion about how online ratings can be gamed and whether Metacritic will intervene.
Nintendo Life invites players to rate their favorite Nintendo Switch games of 2024 for a community-ranked Top 50 list. Despite industry challenges, 2024 has been a strong year for Switch games, with both major releases and indie titles shining. Users can rate any game released this year, and the list will be updated with new ratings even after its initial release.
IGN has introduced a feature that allows registered users to rate games on a scale of 1-10 and provide additional feedback. The user reviews contribute to the main game page and potentially create an audience score for each game. The scores also influence IGN's Icon Awards list, which ranks the greatest games of all time based on user reviews. IGN aims to provide comprehensive reviews with gameplay footage, screenshots, and performance reviews to help users make informed decisions. The addition of user ratings provides valuable context and enhances IGN's database and content.
The iPhone 15 Pro has received the lowest user ratings for a premium phone from Apple, with only 73% of users giving it a five-star rating on Google. This represents a decline from previous Pro models, such as the iPhone 14 Pro with 76% and the iPhone 13 Pro with 83%. The iPhone 15 Pro has faced issues including overheating and burn-in on the OLED display, which may have contributed to its lower reception compared to previous models. Users considering an upgrade may find more satisfaction with the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Uber riders can now view a ride-by-ride breakdown of their driver ratings, allowing them to see how many one-star, two-star, three-star, four-star, and five-star reviews they have received. This feature provides insight into how drivers perceive riders, but some users may be surprised by lower ratings without knowing the reason behind them. To access this information, users can navigate to the Privacy Center in the Uber app and select "View my ratings."