Any progress on this?

I first started reading GameSpot in the 90's and one of my favorite features (then and until just recently) was the massive database of previously released games. You could browse through every PC game ever released then sort by release date, score, genre, and others. That was without a doubt one of the reasons why I used GameSpot. This is an extremely useful feature to track or get games on your radar that have yet to be released. Now when you look for upcoming games, I can't discern the method by which they are listed, but it's not too many games at all and multiple clicks are needed to farm the information when before it was presented to you in a nice manner, almost like an excel sheet format.

GameSpot, please bring back this feature or find a way to format it where it is useful and meets the same design language as your current site. GameSpot, without a doubt, has probably the largest database of games (second to Wikipedia) and not being able to access that database easily is eliminating the primary reason why I (and I'm sure others) visit this site.

@nutcrackr: Seems like a smart way to approach change.

I'm usually the type to embrace change and chalk it up to progress, but this new site is garbage.The features that drew me to this site are now gone. Tracked games are gone. I've been coming to this site since the 90's. That's probably not going to happen anymore...