Gamespot became an IGN clone and Gametrailers is gone. Anyone knows of a website fully commited to gaming? Game Revolution maybe?

@Gelugon_baat: Shut up, Gamespot employee.

"Tasteless objectification"

Oh no, not this sh*t again.

Still the best damn game reviewer on the internet! Mr. Van Ord!

@Hurvl: I take a David Cage game over any indie game in a heartbeat.

Scott Butterworth is an awesome name. Sounds british.

@noah364: Did anyone ever give a 9.5 to any Michael Bay movie, ever? I doubt it.

@noah364: I disagree. There are some basic elements in every videogame that must be analyzed objectively.

To be completely fair, Pewdiepie was legitimately funny in his first videos. He is a funny guy when he wants to and can actually make good jokes on improv. But something changed, especially after he blocked comments on his videos and then allowed it again for some reason. And now this network thing. He's not funny anymore, too much money and responsability involved.

I respect the fact that some parents lost their son and made a videogame about the sad experience. I can understand that. It's available and nobody is forced to buy it.

BUT. It's a videogame first and foremost and must be reviewed as such. Videogame journalists need to learn that. Look at the cons: "Clunky controls and glitches sometimes get in the way." That, to me, is a failure in the most basic principles of a videogame. In short, be more professional towards a product, it doesn't matter where it came from or how it was made. That's all videogame fans want.