Favorite gaming websites

[Sniper Squirrel]

I'm a big fan of www.consoleclassix.com since I can play NES and Atari games for free, and the membership is only $5, which includes, genesis, snes, and game boy titles. That's all I really visit, but if there are other cool ones, I'm all ears

[Ivan]

i just use the free sites like http://mousebreaker.com or http://teagames.com some of their games are pretty addictive

[El Sid]

gamefaqs

[conor.]

ign.com and psp-spot.com for me (i paid 10 bucks for the psp spot member ship and they have over 2000 video files from full movies to tv series, which i just use the mp4 format for my ipod)

[gravymaster]

I have used IGN.com and Gamespot.com for about....I don't know...6 years. Are these the best of the best?

[skittlebrau]

*obligatory IGN and GameFAQs/Gamespot answer*

[kupomog]

IGN has been steadily pissing me off these past years. Mostly with "news" and reviews. But the media is all right. I've been relying more on Gamespot and the GameFAQs forum, though. Plus GS had the E3 streams...it was fun watching it live with all the dudes at Gamingforce. I also visit Game Informer, only because I subcribe to the mag, really.

[Nebuchanezzar]

I used to read the reviews on Game Revolution, they were very apt reviewers.

[Drew]

ign.com and classicgaming.com/tmk are the only 2 gaming related web sites I go to.

Depends on what game I am playing, but I will usually have a good walkthrough page bookmarked.

[Aaron Whisman]

TeaGames is definitely the greatest evar.

[Jeremy]

I usually check out the Shenmue Dojo, IGN, Gamespot, Gamespy, Gamerankings, and Classic Gaming when I'm not writing about games.

[SubSane]

GameFAQs since '01, homie. Gamasutra's good for the business end of gaming.