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Dude, I'm a fan of everyone on this site; and the hatred towards IGN and Gamespot probably comes from a few horrible staffing and design decisions, coupled with them rating State of Emergency 7.9 back in the day, which effectively made me run out and buy a fucking terrible game.  
 
It was all down-hill from there.  
 
Ontop of that, the ratings rarely make any sense, their editor videos are quite boring and don't contain very much personality, and I really don't dig sites that have 400 comments underneath each article stating someone's opinion on why everyone else is wrong. 

Some of the best projects that have ever been released have had a user-mod based start. Counter Strike is a primary example; and the list goes on from there farther than you can document in a forum post. Having made some maps myself for certain games, and actively offering soundtrack support for modders of any scene, I know first hand the snowball effect that a great mod can have on the mainstream community.  
 
Developer tools keep getting better and better, mods are continuing in the same direction. It's a shame that the only platform supporting the trend actively is PC. If you could upload your own creations to your 360 and try for Msoft verification or alternately on the PS3 under a different category on the marketplace - I mean, obviously the screening process would have to be pretty extensive as to protect your data, but I'd gladly shell out a few bucks for some verified user creations. 

That actually was a fantastic response. My work here is done!

Fantastic game. I know everyone else here has said it already, but I'd rather play through this than Twilight Princess any day. 

Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie (22:38) 
Thick As A Brick Part 1 and 2 (I think the run time is over 44 minutes)

Chaotic Good.

lmao, amazing! 

Best thing I've seen in days. 

One of my English buddies puts mayo and Tobasco on toast. Scares the shit out of me. 

I have no idea why Nolan North was brought up.