@bobasweat: Really...this all started about 10 years ago with the suspiciously high score of 9.5 that was given to a house explorer with little replay value called "Gone Home", simply because the story struck a chord with a reviewer who proved incapable of being objective and unbiased.

@Pyrosa: "I've never seen all my family members have to SCHEDULE TIMESLOTS..."

That's how it is in my best friend's household, which includes a trans roommate who felt obligated to hate the game but now thinks it's one of the best they've ever played.

As far as Gamespot's review...I think us readers pretty much understand that any employee there who recognizes this as a great game is going to be ostracized.

How does Last of Us Part 1 make this list despite "not many improvement besides the graphics", but Mass Effect Trilogy gets left out?

I also can't believe that none of the remakes of classic games like Pac-Man, Tetris, Centipede, etc. didn't get mentioned.

@Barighm: Creepy sheep used to say that about Tom & Jerry cartoons.

Nice. I've been wanting to play Forbidden West and The Quarry. But who am I kidding? Ace Combat will have my full attention.

Will Smith did exactly the right thing. Chris Rock is a weak, petty little toadie who got the taste knocked out of his mouth for coming up with a lame insult for a woman he has been tormenting for over 20 years, all because she has advocated for black women. Something that Chris can't stand. We all know it. Fellow toadies won't admit it.

@spoofrice11: It's important to watch some of the TV shows because they connect the movies together, although it isn't all enjoyable. For example, the Loki series was a horrible disappointment of staggering proportions, yet it served the purpose of moving things on to the next "phase".