@OmitName: Well, to be clear, the feed of stuff you follow (your friends, games you follow) only shows up for you on your own profile. If you look at someone else's profile, you'll only see things they have done.

Point taken about going to the "about" page. I think arguments can be made either way. The "About" page is pretty static, so it isn't interesting to go to regularly although it is more informative if you're looking at someone's profile for the first time, while the feed page is more dynamic and "real-time."

@suicidesn0wman: If you go to a Platform door, such as this one, then click the link below the list of top games on the right, you'll get there (it's a list for that platform, but you can adjust the filters from there.) Admittedly, it's not obvious at the moment...I have some plans to surface it better, but it's going to take some rework of the nav.

@movingtarget500: So this should finally be working. Sorry for the delay, folks!

@Zakule: It's all the same data, so if there's something about the tools that isn't working, please let us know and we'll hop on it!

@OmitName: When you go to someone's profile, you should only see activity for that user. Are you seeing something different?

@Zakule: The game filtering/searching stuff is all here now: http://www.gamespot.com/new-games/

@pongley: It's in progress now, I promise!

@SolidSnake35: We've been looking at this, but we can't replicate it, and it just doesn't look like something that could even be caused by code. It looks like the browser is choking somehow, perhaps because the system is low on resources? Hard to say. Do you see it in any other browsers?

@planex: Please PM me the email address, and I'll look into it. Thanks!

@faldez: Indeed, that looks like a bug to me. I'll have the guys look into it.