Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions

1. How can a video game journalist best create a review that truthfully analyzes the quality of a games gameplay?
2. What are the different ways a games journalist can create a review?
3. How should a review analyze a game?
4. What constitutes 'good' gameplay?
5. How is a typical review structured?
6. How do you think game reviews have changed as games themselves change?
7. Who usually reads game reviews, why?
8. What role does gameplay play in a game?
9. How important is gameplay to a game's success, why is that so?
10. How do game genres affect reviews?
11. What factors can affect the quality of a games gameplay?
12. What kind of background knowledge should a game journalist have to write reviews, why?
13. How should a 'truthful' review inform its audience?
14. How should a review engage the reader?
15. What does a game journalist need to do to have enough information to create a review?
16. What are some strategies a game journalist can use to analyze a game?
17. How can bias towards certain games affect a review?
18. Are there any strategies that can be used to reduce bias, if not, why not?
19. What sort of mindset should a game journalist have when starting to review a game, why is that important?
20. How much should a game journalist play a game to create a truthful and representative review?