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What do you guys think? In my honest opinion I don't really think that this site needs a revamp, it mainly only needs minor tweaks. I've already gotten used to the site and anyways in its current state it's much better designed than say IGN.



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Yes it does. It definitely needs bugs fixed if nothing else.



 

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Yes. We need a mobile version. And bug fixes.



Conegamer said:
Yes it does. It definitely needs bugs fixed if nothing else.

Yes, it does but not up to a point were it is graphically changed. Some bug fixes are definitely needed though 😁



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daredevil.shark said:
Yes. We need a mobile version. And bug fixes.


The sites fine but a mobile version with VGChartz buddy would be sweet.



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Mobile version should be first priority.. heck just write a css with a lots of display: none to have it smoother on mobile..



 

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Vgchartz has a forum that has existed for over 6 years, that has a thread search function that is utterly broken, so yeah for that reason alone the site is in need of a pretty major overhaul. Oh and it needs a mobile version.



Yes a new website design would be great. The current look is a little outdated.



    

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I wouldn't say it needs a revamp, the design is great and the forum is easy to use but there's things to fix and a mobile version would be awesome.



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