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As you know I’ve become more and more agitated with the lack of talent at IGN and have become more inclined to start looking elsewhere for game coverage. I’ve been going there for more than 10 years now, and a lot of the people there are just completely inexperienced with journalism and gameplay let alone the ability to give an unbiased review. These ARE two different things, but when you clash the two subjects it needs to be able to flow extremely well with an unbiased opinion.

I’m very sorry to say that as IGN has grown in size, they are proportionally growing less appealing to people that really care about video games and aren’t fanboys or just playing them for the sake of pop culture. As for knowledge of their competition, it feels like IGN has completely failed when it comes to this aspect of their industry. Most of the time the coverage and/or content is completely equal to that of Gamespot’s; the articles are nearly the same with a few words and emphasis changed here and there.

“So, Sonic Team, the last couple of Sonic games haven’t been all that great, what are you planning for the next Sonic title?”

“Well, we’re thinking about getting everyone pumped with the following screenshots. We’re calling it ‘Sonic Unleashed!’ “

I wish it was a tropical storm every day. Nice, cool weather; empty parking lots; and best of all: NO TRAFFIC! I didn’t have to touch my cruise control the entire way to work this morning. So not only do I reap the benefits of no zombies around, but I also get to enjoy a psychedelic experience from the radar animations on any and all news sites imaginable.

Ooooooh pretty colors!

I. Know less roman numerals

It’s quite an easy system. There’s only seven characters for crying out loud… I’m not going to teach them to you though, so you came to the wrong place if you’re wanting to get your learn on.

That’s ‘Final Fantasy Ten 2’, not ‘X2’, ass…