I've written 117 reviews, does that qualify me for one? :?Ryo_Kensen

Not to be rude, Ryo, but the number of reviews you write says nothing about how well you write them. The reason the review emblems were pulled in the first place is because people would write hundreds of nonsense reviews in order to get the emblem.

I'm thrilled to have the review emblem again, and that the criteria has changed to keep the spammers from "earning" it by posting hundreds of nonsense reviews.

I was going to go through the members of the Community Contributions Union to recommend some people, but it looks like most all of them have been given the emblem. Yay us!

I'm someone that likes features. So GET TO WORK, DODSON! Just kidding (not really).

I've been around these parts for quite sometime, and signed up for complete a long time ago. I'm a full-on Guitar Hero addict right now, but I've been clean for about three days. Haven't moved on to the new generation of consoles, but that's mostly because I still have a big back catalog to clear out.

On the Gamespot front, I spend most of my time in the Community Contributions Union, either posting about nothing of consequence, or asking for someone to critique my player reviews. Due to my increased workload at work, I don't write nearly as prolifically as I used to. Lately, I've been digging around for any information I can find about Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s, Rock Band, and Guitar Hero 3.

Welcome to Gamespot.

I don't like how there are two different navigation bars. It's inconsistent and confusing. I should only have to look in one place to move around the major aspects of the site.

Even worse, the game page navbar actually makes you look in two different places on the same page! A navbar should be just that. A bar. Also, I don't really need to see the latest and greatest stories in the navbar, I'll go to the home page for that.

1) When looking at a game's page:

2) When looking at anything else: