I use the Gamespot site to keep up to date about gaming news, reviews, etc.

For this, I use the "daily update" section where I can see at a glance what is happening, and link to any game news I have interest in. I do not want to browse through the whole web site for this.

However, due to regular massive uploads of iPod/iPhone pictures, this sectionhas becomecompletely unusable : there are so many uploads that my computer cannot handle them and freezes forever before even letting me scroll on the page. And when I can finally scroll, there is no way to find useful information among the jungle of iPod/iPhone pictures.

Here comes my request : could you please add a filter option that would allow to EXCLUDE specific platforms ?

Right now, the only option I have to get rid of the iPod/iPhone stuff is to SELECT a specific platform, but that means that I haveto scan through all other platforms one by one, which is really not working for me. I don't have that much time.

And I doubt that anybody is interested in scanning through all published iPhone/iPod pictures : finding a way to exclude those from the daily "update section" should be a welcome enhancement for any Gamespot user.

Best regards,

Jean-Marc

I loved the story, the characters, the world, and I found the combat system absolutely fantastic. The whole game was very original and refreshing. Humorous, too. But overall, what sticks with me is the feeling that the whole game is incredibly polished, and every detail was worked on and seamlessly integrated into the game world : nothing to break your suspension of disbelief. This game really did it for me, just like FFX did before. My only regret was that there is a lack of high-level areas in the game : once you reach the end of the game, you can breeze through any area of the world (except that special monster-filled dungeon, which is a nightmare). It is a bit disappointing not to be able to be challenged anymore. Also, I really like the fact that you can (and probably should) specialize your party members into specific roles by using gambits and equipment (black mage, white mage, tank, etc.). Shifting them in and out of battle as needed was real fun, and added strategic depth to the game. Damn those undead creatures !