Congrats and well done to Machina and Trucks and their respective teams!

Many of history's greatest saga's are like that

I also want to give a shout out to KyleeStrutt when it comes to finding users interested in turning our data into interesting analyst pieces. She's already created some great threads about sales data. :)

I have praised the changes on machina's and trucks' wall,so it's needless to do it again,here!Gongratulations guys and particularly to our (trucks) skilful web programmer!

Great times on the way smeagonator but there is a black spot...Don't forget what's the main attraction of vgc and currently there is a problem with that!:( ;)

Great news, I'm not really fussed about scoreless reviews and I quite like pros and cons but you have to keep in mind that people can still collect pros/cons like they do scores and then there's reviews where there are too many pros and little cons and vise versa which leads to the same result of an argument between scores but instead with pros/cons, at least try to keep a balance between them.

I'd also love for someone to take up being a PC reviewer on here, places like Destructoid don't review PC games as often and when they do it;s from one who dabbles too much a handheld or console and let's that setup get in the way of their review, guys over at PCgamer seem like an alright technical bunch, having someone with a technical side here to review would be nice too.

I know it's a bit fanboyish to some from such a suggestion but I just want a balance on here and for PC to have a bit more info on here, especially since some users are trying to gather digital Steam data, it would be nice to see some official reviewer on here to do that some justice.

Back in the day, we had a weekly/monthly article of rough estimates of WiiWare/PSN/XBLA data. I honestly thought it was one of VGChartz most interesting and well done pieces.

Now that SteamSpy is gaining traction, I wonder if gathering such digital data is possible for us. We'll see.

Bingo.

Scores only serve to undermine the work of the writer. I'd say that they shouldn't even have pros and cons. If you can't be bothered to read the full review, you don't deserve to know the opinion. If you read the whole review, pros and cons at the end are redundant.

Exciting times are upon us!

it's definitely a start, though I would suggest that over time users/writers branch out to more data forms over time than sticking with just the one source =P, there are still users who use outdated Steam Database data in arguments rather than using data from sources across the internet/world which would certainly benefit their argument/articles better along with contributing more data to the archives.