The list below contains two categories (game, overall), which suggest which specific title is being evaluated.
Generally speaking, the category "Overall" means that the ranking position is awarded to the entire franchises* of the game.
The second category indicates a specific title.
Why is that? Because not all titles are equal. For example**:
The above comparison means that The Elder Scrolls as a whole is a great franchise, a great universe, but Skyrim stands out from the rest of the content and is simply much better. Another example**:
According to the above comparison, GTA Vice City is considered a worse game than GTA IV** (though it doesn't mean it's a bad game, but the theoretical 78th place in the ranking suggests so**).
*franchise – (or series) a collection of all media related to a particular game. Main games, spin-offs, VRs, smartphone games, etc.
**It's just an example, chill.
Generally speaking, the category "Overall" means that the ranking position is awarded to the entire franchises* of the game.
The second category indicates a specific title.
Why is that? Because not all titles are equal. For example**:
| 46 |
|
Overall: | The Elder Scrolls: Arena |
| 25 |
|
Game: | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim |
The above comparison means that The Elder Scrolls as a whole is a great franchise, a great universe, but Skyrim stands out from the rest of the content and is simply much better. Another example**:
| 78 |
|
Game: | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City |
| 65 |
|
Overall: | Grand Theft Auto IV |
According to the above comparison, GTA Vice City is considered a worse game than GTA IV** (though it doesn't mean it's a bad game, but the theoretical 78th place in the ranking suggests so**).
*franchise – (or series) a collection of all media related to a particular game. Main games, spin-offs, VRs, smartphone games, etc.
**It's just an example, chill.
