A lot of people take his exaggerations as serious points presumably because they have no sense of humour. What I like about Yahtzee is that his reviews are subjective, on many occasions he has suggested that other people may enjoy the games he tears apart. It's a personal thing. I bought Psychonauts but it wasn't really my kind of game, fair enough, but I tried. I don't take his word as gospel and will not spam anyone for saying they think he is wrong.
I liked FarCry 2 but yes I did find it a bit bland and tiresome after a while. A lot of the games he reviews are console titles and I through some quirk of fate am one of the "PC gaming master race" (as he calls us) and therefore haven't played said games but I do find when he branches out and starts highlights aspects of gameplay he doesn't like I tend to look back on games I've played and think "Yeah, that was an irritating part of gameplay" so in general I must say that I find his opinion while gloriously laden with hyperbole, is pretty much accurate (depending of course on your level of fanboydom for a particular series). I also find that my general view of people aligns with his.
I liked FarCry 2 but yes I did find it a bit bland and tiresome after a while. A lot of the games he reviews are console titles and I through some quirk of fate am one of the "PC gaming master race" (as he calls us) and therefore haven't played said games but I do find when he branches out and starts highlights aspects of gameplay he doesn't like I tend to look back on games I've played and think "Yeah, that was an irritating part of gameplay" so in general I must say that I find his opinion while gloriously laden with hyperbole, is pretty much accurate (depending of course on your level of fanboydom for a particular series). I also find that my general view of people aligns with his.