To be fair, a 7 would be a good game, an 8 would be great, and a 9 would be amazing. As I, economically, haven't been able to shell out $60 for GTA V, I would not be able to provide my point of view and my opinion towards the score. However, people are being increasingly ridiculous about this review, and about Gamespot not handing out 10 out of 10s. But let's face it, 10 was overused in the past, as no game, so far, is perfect. To believe that GTA V is perfect is ridiculous, but to think that a 9 (amazing) is not enough for this game, is down right preposterous.

@ilantis That ladder sequence scared the shit out of me. I dropped the game for the rest of the day.

@CursedMark911 Nickelback, lmao.

Fine by me as long as they don't mess with what made the first one so original and great.

Dark Cloud is prime for a comeback. The massive dungeons and huge bosses would be perfect for the PS4.

"Moo" goes the cow.

Turmoil at Nintendo fanbase. Face it, we all expected a new Mario, and a new Zelda title. They weren't anything surprising or exciting at all. Shut up.

I've been playing Mass Effect since the first, and I enjoyed this ending. Everyone has a right to express their opinion, and that being said, I frankly don't care if they change the ending or not. While the game was heavily marketed on the turns and twists the story would take based on your decision, I never let that be my main focus. I enjoyed the story, the characters I met along the way, and the relationships I built in the game, both romantically and friendly, and it was one hell of a story. In the end, it was Bioware's vision, let it be.

Great job on the column Calvert, I found this really helpful as I'm starting on Digital Journalism this August.

Oh wow! There is, absolutely, and remarkably, no highly noticeable change!