No longer do I believe GameSpot to be the better resource for all things video games.\u00a0 At least, not the more trustworthy one.<\/p>\n
There was the whole situation with Jeff Gertsmann, who reviewed games for the site forever<\/em> and was canned for giving an honest (in other words, “bad”) review of Kane and Lynch: Dead Men<\/em>.\u00a0 The game happened to be a sponsor for the site in the weeks leading up to its release, and it was more than just a coincidence he was “let go” after giving the game a low score.<\/p>\n I let that one slide, even though it didn’t really seem fair.\u00a0 After all, I’m tracking my entire video game collection on GameSpot, something I can’t seem to do anywhere else.<\/p>\n Anyhow, a glitch was recently uncovered in the new Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword<\/em> that would make the game un-finishable.\u00a0 By that, I mean that if a specific sequence of events occurs within the game (by trying to complete the game “out of order” from the storyline), Link won’t be able to proceed to the next objective.\u00a0 The player would then have no choice but to restart the game entirely<\/p>\n A full (mostly negative) article was posted at GameSpot, basically stating “not sure how this could happen in this day and age, but Nintendo says ‘don’t worry about it'”.<\/p>\n About five years ago, a slightly more aggravating glitch reared its ugly head in Zelda: Twilight Princess<\/em>.\u00a0 I won’t delve into details, as the video below describes it pretty well!<\/p>\n