In fact now that I look at it your entire game page for the new SimCity links to the wrong Giant Bomb wiki page, i.e. the original SimCity from 1999.

Hey GameSpot! You linked this review to the wrong SimCity wiki page! This review is attached to the very first SimCity game and not the one recently released.

Y'all are crazy people for using the same article and review editor for more than five years! That kind of stuff ages like milk.

This is the same system on Giant Bomb, so I see no issue with this.

What else is he going to say? "Don't but it?"

From the fine makers of Amy!

So does anyone think that the crown guy for Nintendo Land looks like the Lord of Games from Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts?

I really feel like Jason Rubin know his stuff and if there's someone to pull THQ out of their situation it could be him.

I don't know...I just didn't like the ending for Mass Effect 3. It had nothing to due to homosexuality, business practices, or the change in direction. I really just feel like all of the endings didn't take any of my dynamic choices into account and put me into a situation of black and white thereby rendering any sense of moral ambiguity to a single choice. That in my books runs counter to a good or genuine morality system in a video game.

I wonder how this going to affect Traveler's Tales relationship with Lucas Arts….