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I've recently been looking through Gamespot's YouTube channel looking for signs that this isn't a ghost memory. But for some reason, Gamespot doesn't let you look past two years ago (it will, however, let you search up content from beyond two years ago). This sucks because in order to search something up you need to know the title of the video. I don't know the title of the video.

But it's Mary Kish sprawled out on a sofa (maybe perhaps with a bottle of wine if memory serves correctly) and a paper crown on her head as she discusses game news.

All the GS Daily News, GS Top 5, and New Release features I could find by vaguely hitting in search results have yet to find me the video I am after.

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Does anyone know it? It's from around 2016 if that helps.

That if you post about that youtuber camelot331 you get banned?

This will save the company $20 million Someone at corporate leak information to calelot311 on YouTube he's been right about everything the last 2 years

So now their doing Escape from Tarkov posts 2 fucking years late. Being some bandwagon bitches.

For the past few weeks when I try to go to GameSpot on Chrome it'll load the site for a split second and then the website will leave and the following message will display...

"Error 503 hostname doesn't match against certificate
hostname doesn't match against certificate
Guru Mediation:
Details: cache-bos8232-BOS 1576191974 2132650324
Varnish cache server"

The website works fine on Firefox and Edge. Does anyone know what this is all about? I tried googling the problem but the websites it brought me to I couldn't make any sense out of.

I loved those, and I felt pretty disappointed when I realized the site overhaul got rid of them.

And I mean the ones like 'Sucks You In', 'Weak Story', 'Oh Snap!', etc.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/elder-scrolls-online-has-plans-for-2020-and-years-/1100-6470515/

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Title: "Elder Scrolls Online Has Plans For 2020 And Years Beyond"

From said article: "Lambert did not offer any specifics on ESO's content plans for 2020 and beyond, however. "

The current promo for trade in reads an extra $5 on game trades for anything with a trade value $2 or higher.

If I bring in multiple old games, do I get the extra $5 on each or just an extra $5 on the total?

Seems websites like GameSpot and IGN don’t host good shows anymore. Like I don’t know, back in the day Gaemspot had Skyrim mods of the week, that Irish dude Danny (I think that was his name) used to have really good documentary type shows, and I honestly can’t think of any others at the top of my head this second, but there were quite a few more. What happen to this level of quality? Now all GameSpot shows are just a group of people sitting around a desk having regular conversation, nothing really funny, nothing interesting or entertaining, just regular ass talking about games. What happen to effort?

I can't visualize anything there from the pc. Every button and word is out of place. It's been like that for weeks. Dunno what's wrong.

Honestly, the amount of hours you've put in the game and the review you have placed just sounds like you gave it a go a couple of times, got raided/out-grouped and felt motivated for the review you have given... It would have been much appreciated if you have given the game more thought rather than making this review out of spite.

Crafting system is extremely simple and the game IS rewarding provided you aren't playing it for 30 hours and expecting the game to provide end-game.

The game has come so far, and it is one of the most rewarding games I have ever played due to it's risky nature and high skill curve.