What's your favorite part about Giant Bomb so far?

I think most of us can agree that this site is awesome.

Yeah, the whole editing thing is great...and the forums are nice too.

I love the editing feature right now. I think I've got 10 different subs pending aproval, and if half of them are selected, I'd be stoked.
I got to edit the Michael Jackson's Moonwalker page. Crazy! Hopefully it goes up!

That you the user can actually help make the site better...and get points for it! :D

The forums.

I think the whole user integration is the key part of Giant Bomb. Not just user editing, but the forums for every page and, might i say, one of the greatest communities I've ever been a part of! (so far) Everything is made with the user in mind, and it really showcases the guy's commitment and sheer passion for gaming. Here's to the Bomb Squad!

Yeah the wiki aspects are addicting enough, trying to correct things, add information and add in pages that should exist but dont.

Luchadeer... of course.

I can say fuck and no one has tried to compare ps3 to 360 yet

I like the forums in general, its quite fresh.

The whole Wikipedia-ish feel is pretty cool, and I also love the forums. Although yesterday I was the 2nd top poster and now I've only got 20 posts

I like the lists cause getting them together in a blog on GameSpot was a huge ordeal now I go the the page of the thing and click click click I gots a list

So far I like that there hasn't been any jerks jumping down my throat for having a differing opinion than them.

forums, edits and the bombcast which will be up tomorrow night

forums, edits and the bombcast... giantbomb is the be all and end all

I like editing the part of GB.

The integration, it's incredible.

I'm so stoked that the site is up.

On topic, It's not necessarily that the Nintendo fan is dead.  I think the hardcore Nintendo fan is still much alive, however, Nintendo's recent decisions are alienating those fans.

What most people don't realize is that the hardcore Nintendo fan basically got 5 of Nintendo's top franchises (all quality mind you, and maybe even best in series for each) in 18 months.  The problem with that is that it has created a drought.  How do you answer that drought?  You give fans hope with a trailer or something.

e3 gave us nothing, and no Nintendo hardcore's are panicking.  They shouldn't, because we know the games are coming, but this drought is only making matters worse.

Pushing the matter further, Nintendo keeps stressing the casual side of gaming without a mention of something "hardcore", so a lot of Nintendo fans think the end is near, and Nintendo will eventually abandon their hardcore, or compromise it by appealing to the casual.

The coming months will definitely say something about where Nintendo is going.  There was a lot of pressure on e3, and they just tanked it.  But considering Miyamoto's words about how e3 just isn't for the hardcore anymore opens the door for some huge announcements at other conferences.

Once Nintendo shows the hardcore's some love, the Nintendo fan will be born again.  I hate how people jump ship on Nintendo with stupid "i'm selling my wii" "i've been loyal and now they've abandoned me" crap.  If you're truly a Nintendo fan, have faith. 

I know I will.

This thread.

everything is great and so i do not have a favourite

Vinnie Caravela

"I'm so stoked that the site is up.

On topic, It's not necessarily that the Nintendo fan is dead.  I think the hardcore Nintendo fan is still much alive, however, Nintendo's recent decisions are alienating those fans.

What most people don't realize is that the hardcore Nintendo fan basically got 5 of Nintendo's top franchises (all quality mind you, and maybe even best in series for each) in 18 months.  The problem with that is that it has created a drought.  How do you answer that drought?  You give fans hope with a trailer or something.

e3 gave us nothing, and no Nintendo hardcore's are panicking.  They shouldn't, because we know the games are coming, but this drought is only making matters worse.

Pushing the matter further, Nintendo keeps stressing the casual side of gaming without a mention of something "hardcore", so a lot of Nintendo fans think the end is near, and Nintendo will eventually abandon their hardcore, or compromise it by appealing to the casual.

The coming months will definitely say something about where Nintendo is going.  There was a lot of pressure on e3, and they just tanked it.  But considering Miyamoto's words about how e3 just isn't for the hardcore anymore opens the door for some huge announcements at other conferences.

Once Nintendo shows the hardcore's some love, the Nintendo fan will be born again.  I hate how people jump ship on Nintendo with stupid "i'm selling my wii" "i've been loyal and now they've abandoned me" crap.  If you're truly a Nintendo fan, have faith. 

I know I will.
"

The ability to edit articles is a great thing on a site so dedicated to it's community. I think it's a great feature, definitely my favorite part.

The Bombcast and the Giant Bomb videos. So far most of the site itself seems like it could be improved. Since it just began I'll give them time to work out the kinks and add new features and such. Then I'll pick a favorite user activity.

Gonna be loving the blog feature.  I hope they push the community blogs because I think that could be a really huge feature that people would love.

I love the layout and color

and the huge community that's here already

the editing and ability to have the first review on some big titles is cool, and the forums haven't turned into a fanboy contest.

The content submission system.  I like that I can add things to the site.
Yes, yes, they have it on Gamespot, but they suck at it over there.

If the community stays this way, without a substantial invasion of pre-teen fanboys then this site will be the greatest gaming site ever created.

"Vinnie Caravela
"

The hamburger forum has become a close second favorite for me.

The community and the forums of course!

EVERYTHING!

The main page drawing with the whole 'cartoony' team. More specifically brad jumping out of something (possibly a window) with his hands behind him. Makes me chuckle lol.

Probably the whole wiki/ editing thing. Nothing like getting a bit of content you've written/ uploaded approved.

I like how in depth the editing is, and it seems a lot more user friendly than your more traditional wiki site.

I really like the forums and editing system. I figured out how to use it now and I feel like the users can help out the staff when in a tight spot.

I just love the fact that GB is trying to take all video game information on the face of the planet and put it on one super awesome site.

I really like the users so far. This thing has a really good vibe.

I like the way the site looks. The option to edit it yourself. And i like the staff!

Go Jeff! Go Ryan! Go Brad! Go Vinny! Go Giant Bomb!

Everything is great, but a lot can be improved for sure.

The fact that everyone uses proper grammar.

The best part about this site is that its very interactive and that Jeff Ryan Brad and Vinny are very professional yet unprofessional

So far the community has been great, the forums are fun, and the whole editing thing is really addicting. 

The people.

The interface is visually pleasing.  The addition of wall comments for quick comments between friends is another great implementation.  The forums look great.... less clutter.  The auto comment feature is great, which will alleviate any extra pushing of the refresh button. User interaction through editing is a great idea and another unique feature....

I was going to create a topic like this when I saw this one pop up on the right. The last post was from 6 months ago. Let's bump it to see an updated version of what people like about the site, eh?

I like the wiki format and that anybody can write a review , edit a page, and I also like never ending trivia

This thread is too old, there's a new one similar to this so just continue off this