When I search for "Transformers: Autobots" for the Nintendo DS, I get it on the second page of search results. However, when I click on it, I get redirected to "Transformers: Decepticons!"

Please fix this button/link so that I can get to the transformers Autobots page (for DS) and post a player review for the game.

I trust that gamespot can fix this atrocious bug laid out by Decepticon scum.

Hello, and Merry Christmas,

(I don't usually ever message here, but it seems that I need to)

When I search for "Transformers: autobots" for the Nintendo DS, I get it on the second page of search results. However, when I click on it, I get redirected to "Transformers: decepticons!"

Please fix this button/link so that I can get to the transformers autobots page (for DS)

I trust that gamespot can fix this atrocious bug laid out by Decepticon scum.

Does anyone know if it's possible to edit my own player review? (I'd like to edit the spacing of the text, since it's a bit awkward.)

Thank you, in advance.

Hello,

My gamespot username is GameReviewGuru.

As you can probably assume, i absolutely love to write reviews about various games. I have posted 3 reviews so far, but I am hoping to one day post over 100.

As I continued to submit more and more reviews, I formulated some suggestions, regarding the Player Reviews, that may prove to enhance the community of this website.

I suggest that a gamespot.com improve their search bar function, by adding gamespot users' names to the search engine. For example, if someone wanted to see my reviews, I'd tell them my username on Gamespot.com. When They come to the website, they search my username using the search box, and I appear, along with my reviews, as search results.

That way, players will be further encouraged to write player reviews for games, since they would feel proud that people could look at only their reviews (when searching for them) and read them.

The second suggestion I have is also related to player reviews. I suggest that gamespot users should be able to make comments (such as compliments and constructive criticisms) underneath a player's review. That way, players who write reviews would receive feedback about their quality of writing, and hopefully improve themselves later. Plus, seeing compliments always makes a writer happy =)

Of course, if this "comment" suggestion is created, I also wish that gamespot allow writers of reviews on gamespot.com to be able to delete comments on their review page. This is because many people, in all types of online communities, like to troll (bully through insults and/or inappropriate or disparaging remarks). That way, constructive comments would be kept, while hurtful and pointless comments could be deleted at the writer's discretion.

I ask that gamespot please consider my suggestions, and please consider acting on them. I feel my suggestions would, overall, make gamespot a better website.