Enjoy your data, ladies and gentlemen. (Image Source: Flickr)
A while back I did some analysis on Metacritic data on over 8000 titles that someone else kindly scraped for me. This was the data that showed Day 1 review scores are higher than all subsequent review scores about 70% of the time, and significantly higher about 20% of the time. In short: don’t trust Day 1 review scores.
Anyway, here’s a link to that data set – the original is on one sheet and other sheets have seen my tinkering. The file is in Excel format and is about 112MB.
It’s in a Dropbox folder that I think should be available – let me know if it doesn’t work.
As always: the following original data set was sourced from Metacritic and I make no claim to the authorship of that information. This should be considered fair use and fair dealing with the data set. No monetary benefit exists to me from my analysis of this data.
World Class Villains 
Thank you very much for this. Could not open xlsx in anything had to convert to csv. 6mb : 112mb. Its just data right? No formulas?
Yes, it should just be the data. If there are any formulas they should have the data saved there anyway.
Hmm, interesting to know that it won’t open. I’ll have a look at that.
When i say anything i mean openlibreoffice and microsoft free sheet viewer.
Here is what I made with it: http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/find-publications-based-on-my-ratings-combine-their-scores-exist.92500/#post-3355057
Ahh, okay. No problems.