Just because I'm curious. I noticed that the newest article got a lot of views in just a few minutes (I wonder why... there's the word naked in the title!). I know that when I used to make Zelda websites, I used some javascript thingy called eXTReMe Tracking (it still exists) in my pages. With this, I could track how many unique users visited my site and all. It resembles YouTube's video statistics page a bit (could track the users' country, etc.). It was pretty convenient and it let me know how much the site grew in just a few months.

So yeah, is this private information or you don't mind sharing? It's just to see how important VGChartz became in just a few years!

ioi said something like 600K uniqes per month

www.alexa.com

we are only a few hundred away from NeoGaf. That shows what an incredible growth this site has seen

but only one ioi :p

how come you went back to ioi from brett if u dont mind me asking

I count for about 50K of those views a month lol

oopss. read the other post wrong.

You should be doing more than 50k though. Get back to work

Edit: Don't know what happening because everythings getting edited around here, I'll just refresh VG Chartz a bunch and see what happens

lol, I changed my post because I read ioi's wrong

He said in my thread about the event that he preferred ioi. He only changed to Brett to appear more professional, but a feature of VGC 2.0 was "real" names for article contributors, so knowing that articles would be posted by "Brett Walton", he changed back.

That's the official story. But everyone knows that Brett was an impostor who overthrew ioi and chucked him in a dungeon,  (ioi managed to make contact once, but Brett quickly permabanned him) but ioi breathed and his chains fell off and the door broke down, and he ran to the throne room and ripped off Brett's head.

And thus, ioi returned.

It's all in ioi 2: The Return of ioi. Fantastic game. Look it up in the GameDB.

Of course, ioi claims that was "a work of fiction". But we all know the truth.