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I can't believe this is real. This website really means a lot to me and there is no doubt that Ryan was a huge part of that. Thoughts are with his family and all of the Giant Bomb team.

Xbox just because I reckon most of my friends will. Although I might be tempted to move to a Playstation if its backward compatible so I can finally play games I missed like Uncharted

I am not the biggest Adam Savage fan but he is definitely adding content to the site. I have only seen Jamie in one pretty boring video. I think Adam has earned his place as a part of the Tested crew now but for me it is still Will, Norm and Joey's site

@deano546 said:

Surely its the buyout?

I spent several days wandering around my house freaking out about it and no one cared. This was a big deal

I know it was last year for a lot of people but mine was The Muppets. I have never come out of a cinema with a smile that big on my face before

Just bought it and this is the first time I have given 100% to the developer. I feel like THQ need it right now

I do understand his point but if I really like something I enjoy having things like the boxes. Its the same reason that if I like a film I might buy a poster to go on my wall or buy a special edition. As for the games in my collection I don't particularly love chances are I will get rid of them at the end of a generation and a lot of value is lost without a case.

@Sparklykiss said:

@Ping5000 said:

Either the misogyny or the sexism.

Pretty much nailed it. Although entitlement is pretty high up on that list as well.

Most stereotypes about gaming and gamers stem from these things. I think without these, games would get a lot more widespread recognition.

It is a male dominated industry, similar to something like engineering. People being surprised that a woman is a developer is not sexist but belittling their work like in Kristen Halloran's tweet is appalling.

I love Nolan, Edgar Wright and Duncan Jones right now