Might want to skip this post, as I had to crossover in to some political issues when I realized this was murdoch's site.
Actually when your antipolitical like myself and fight against it, you sound political even though you aren't, since you point them out and it's just more than 90% of it is one sided, atm.
I didn't realize it at first, after seeing that link from Lethal Weapon and mention of oblivion's expansion, this is starting to make sense now.
This is the site owned by murdoch's corporation, so the poll is probably rigged and explains why voodoo extreme and gamespy use the same criteria (mmogs in a RPG poll), owned by the same guy.
murdoch is the evil little bastard that's trying to take over international English language (others too) media, in the US he started the fascist/corporatist and phony foxnews channel, which has been destroying factual and accurate journalism, here in the US.
Iirc, internationally the US used to be ranked in the top 3, in accurate news, now we have fallen to 27th, since murdoch and fauxnews.
It's so sad, 70% of the people whom watched fauxnews still believed months before the 2004 election, sadam hussein had something to do with attacks on the World Trade center.
Here's an excerpt from the non partisan Columbia Journalism Review:
"Murdoch uses his diverse holdings ... to promote his own financial interests at the expense of real news gathering, legal and regulatory rules, and journalistic ethics. He wields his media as instruments of influence with politicians who can aid him, and savages his competitors in his news columns. If ever someone demonstrated the dangers of mass power being concentrated in few hands, it would be Murdoch."
Oh, talking about murdoch, GRATZ Australia!
You just ousted the prime minister whom has been aiding and helping murdoch's rise to power for years due to generous contributions.
Now if we can just get rid of the fascist bastards here in the US running the world into the ground, there maybe once again be hope for more legitimate gamesites like RPGWatch.
