As the website owner of explicitgamer.com I can tell you that the amount of time needed to run a website is much much more than most people are able to commit to any one thing.

Beyond that, there is the whole technical know-how of running a website. Either you're very familiar with web development (like myself) or you don't know anything at all. I know a lot of gaming blog owners that know nothing about programming or design yet they still manage to get by. They can't have all the "cool" features they would like to have, but that isn't really the point. Anyone is capable of installing wordpress, paying the $15 a month, and starting their own gaming blog.

There is also a lot of knowledge that you need to amass that is completely beyond your website itself. Marketing, PR, Internal Advertising, People Skills, Communication, Affiliations, the list goes on.

I see where you're coming from, but making a gaming website isn't something the masses can successfully handle. If someone wants to start a blog, I recommend going to blogger. If you want a real website, but you aren't willing to do all of what I just mentioned then I still suggest going to blogger.

As far as a mainstream and easy way to make gaming websites, that already exists. There are plenty of cheap/free and effective site builders out there. People don't know they exist so they don't use them.

I would be interested but like GUCommander said I don't have that amount of time to invest. I would rather find an already running site to write articles for as I am mostly a writer though I do have web developer skills.
I feel if I was just carrying along a site on my own it would atrophy fairly quickly.
Also There are already quite a large amount of gaming sites and I would generally prefer not to recycle topics. Which is fairly hard to avoid.

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good idea.

would love it if xmen arcade offered two modes. the regular single screen 4 player mode and the ultra wide (simulated dual screen) 6 player mode.

How much you wanna bet that this collection will keep the games in their original aspect radios with no visual fidelity or options?

Was excited until I saw that Limited Run was attached. Their so-called collections thus far have been nothing but sloppily slapped together emulations.

interesting that the Switch 2 version renders at a higher internal resolution. I wonder if they dropped it down to the same as the Series S the game would hit the 60 mark more often than it does.

Solid port though, can't wait to play this tomorrow (or whenever my preorder gets to me lol)