Any gamer worth their salt has visited GameFaqs at one point or another (or daily if they're a rabbid addict >_>) for everything they need to get their game on. Release dates, strategy guides, cheat codes, game saves, reviews, images, message boards - GameFaqs has it all. Almost all of the content is user generated and there is never a shortage of knowledge, wisdom and message board topics about such dire, important issues such as the differences in jubbly texture mapping and physics between platforms. Here's a little bit about GameFaqs, from GameFaqs, "GameFAQs was first launched on November 5, 1995, by its founder, Jeff "CJayC" Veasey. It began as the "Video Game FAQ Archive", and was originally on AOL member web space. The domain "gamefaqs.com" was registered on September 11, 1996, and by the end of 1996 the site was officially renamed as GameFAQs. GameFAQs was purchased by CNET in the summer of 2003, but is still operated independently. GameFAQs and GameSpot share the same game database, some material is displayed on both sites, and its users access the same message boards for games. However, all GameFAQs editorial/approval/administration is handled by the GameFAQs staff, and vise-versa. The founder and original owner of GameFAQs is Jeff "CJayC" Veasey, who has since retired from operating the site. Allen "SBAllen" Tyner is currently the only full-time operator of the site and is responsible for all editorial decisions on the site, as well as a good portion of the site's design and coding. Data, technical, and design assistance, as well as all sales and marketing, are provided from GameSpot and CNET Networks Entertainment staff." So at one point a bigger dawg took over, but fortunately, Gamefaqs has kept the same comfortable format with a few welcome additions. Whew.
So, if you're stuck in a dark cave on an asteroid floating endlessly through space, and you're at your wits end trying to find the light switch, GameFaqs has your back.
BTW... there is no light switch.
