Giant Bomb, full stop. I guess it depends what you want, but for personality-driven media (podcasts and videos), they’re easily my favorite, to the point where I actively subscribe to them just to support them (and access certain series).
I still use Polygon for basic news coverage (since Giant Bomb isn’t really about that), and I occasionally visit Waypoint because I love those folks (again, mostly for podcasts and videos), but the only ones in my RSS feed are Polygon and Giant Bomb.
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01-29-2019, #1Member
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What's your 'go-to' gaming website?
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01-31-2019, #2Member
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I usually like their stuff when I read it, but the Giant Bomb homepage is just so busy. It’s kind of blinding, and thus it’s never hit my rotation.
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02-01-2019, #3Member
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Polygon. I wouldn’t necessarily call it my favorite gaming site in terms of content, especially since they have a tendency to reach progressively further outside of the gaming sphere, but I like the design of the site and am a fan of a few of their writers. It’s the only one I visit daily.
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02-02-2019, #4Member
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Bluesnews.com
Has tons of actual news across the gameosphere with no social commentary or opinion injected in. Also no clickbait since it’s more of a daily link farm. Of course the comments aren’t as entertaining as say, Polygon, when they post some crazy opinion piece.
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