Giant Bomb article in Washingtonpost.com

Here's the link http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/07/22/AR2008072200019.html

awesome! O_O

Lame article.  But WaPo publicity is some of the best free publicity you can ever ask for.

Too bad it's only the online version for now.

That's nice.

It's not a bad article, nice find.

Nice

Jeff alone is legendary in the games industry...I mean him and ed boon are friends for god sakes

Great find :D

Very nice,
GB is growing.

That's awesome

Nice

i like the article lol

Awesome, the site is already getting publicity! That was a nice little read. hopefully, we can muscle in to the gaming website elite someday.

Very Cool

haha, sweeet.

Just goes to show you how popular we are already becoming. Thats insane that we have an article on the internet on Day 2 of the site launch.

That's pretty cool, but I've never heard of Kane & Lynchafter.

one step closer to world domination

Impressive.

A mention on the Washington Post's site is nothing but good publicity. A short but nice read and more kudos to the staff.

I think this pretty much sums up our community:

"That said, GiantBomb may well turn into a place for gamers "in the know", who respect the team's experience and are ready for a change."

great article

Cool. Any advertisement is good advertisement. Especially if its free.

Cool for GB, but use a spell check next time Washington Post.

Where would we be now if he didn't make that Kane & Lynchreview...

Yup, that's pretty fargin' cool, alright.

Nice find, thanks for the heads up.

Yay!

I think gamers have been waiting for a site like this, I know I have. And from the way day one went, I think it will be a massive success.
These dude's know what people want!


GIANT BOMB IS DA BOMB!

That is awesome that people report this kind of stuff.

I dont agree with the article about GB being long odds, from the almost 9,000 users subscribing from day one it should grow pretty fast.

Nice Digg. Good to see some people actually have their story straight.

Glad that the general public is taking notice though shouldn't be a surprise coming from TechCrunch.