@thegamingjunkie: @thegamingjunkie:

I regret buying every game I've ever bought. Video games are for complete losers. (Just playing).

I regret buying every game I've ever bought. Video games are the most addictive drug on the planet. . .and I'm enjoying every minute of it.

I regretted buying the original Borderlands and Skyrim.

@reduc_ab_: "Favorite Romance"

Miranda: Mass Effect 2

All the Saints Row characters in Saints Row IV

You forgot about Chris Watters. And what about Chris Everet?

Of those choices, I would say Chris Hemsworth or Chris Pratt.

Good post. That's exactly what I was thinking. The Rainbow G stands for Gay or GaySpot.

Note: I'm not for or against GameSpot's stance; or for or against gay marriage.

@lucianocasanova: 2013. Damon that Jess McDonell.

My life went downhill when I started watching GS News a couple years ago.

@lucianocasanova: Each sport is a genre of its own by themselves And underneath the broader Sports genre.

Yes, wrestling is a sport. It's a competitive activity that engages and proves skills.

Professional wrestling, where entertainment and having a captivating personality and where the outcome is pre-determined can leave it open for interpretation. A WWE or TNA match is not a competition, it's a show.

But yes, even professional wrestling can be considered a sport just like high school and college cheerleading can be.

High school and college cheerleading can be more dangerous and injury producing than the sport they're cheering.

Professional wrestling requires a lot of skills, abilities, and training that no one gives them enough credit for.

Yes, wrestling is a sport and belongs under the sports umbrella.

Professional wrestling, as in WWE2K15 can go either way, under the sports umbrella, stand on its own or go both ways. It's just a matter of opinion.

@lucianocasanova:

The same principle can apply or they can stand on their own. Wrestling, meaning professional wrestling probably belongs in it's own category outside the sport umbrella genre.