Sorry to open a brand new thread but I couldn't find the old one where we can report the different sources that cite this site.

However Forbes has cited VGC in this article that spoke about "future classic games":

http://www.forbes.com/2008/02/08/future-video-games-tech-future07-cx_mn_de_0211game.html?partner=yahootix 

Also what do you think about this part of the article ?
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Another bold prediction: Within 10 years, guilds formed on "War [World] of Warcraft" or other online games will become offline political forces. Especially in Asia, look for these groups to start agitating for social change.

This is a role traditionally reserved for university students, but in many ways, online groups are better suited to challenge the status quo. These tight-knit, hierarchical groups are dispersed geographically, and they're used to playing specific roles--for example, casting healing spells or printing 1,000 posters.

In short, the instigators of the next Tiananmen Square could very well not be students from Peking University, but members of the "Chinese Nathrezim Finger Guild."
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Well, as it stands now, WoW eats your real life, so I don't know what they would be interested to protest about. Seems to me those people would be easier to control.

I liked this part

Videogame graphics will continue to grow richer and more detailed. But don't expect that photo realism alone will be enough to sell a game. Sony's face-flop with the PS3 proves gamers aren't obsessed with hyper-realistic graphics to the extent that game designers are.

Most gamers don't require characters who look exactly like actors in a movie, and don't care how realistically blood splatters; they want to play great games. Chess isn't any more or less fun in high definition; it's the game that counts.

Ok so I guess in the 2012 election I'm going to be voting for a Warcrafter haha, really there needs to be a new political group to stir things up, I think the people that don't vote can get behind a Warcraft player.

And I like the term face-flop I'm going to use that in some form in the near future.

And it happens in the first line....without sarcasm or doubt. I think this is the biggest reference I've seen. Congratz, ioi.

Wow. That's about as big as it gets right there. Congrats ioi, vgchartz, and the other folks who make it happen. :)

Congratz ioi!!!! and Go Vgchartz!

worldwide domination of VG Chartz starts right here!

Forbes is pretty big stuff.. Congratz ioi and go VGC!!!

Now if we can get the software to that level of acceptance.