For years, we have considered Alex navarro to be HWSNBN, the ultimate enemy. However, as of today, we know Gamespot reviewers are being manipulated, and if they give their own, true opinion, they get fired. This is quite troubling actually, and makes me wonder: could it be that Alex Navarro actually got manipulated as well?? Could it be that he actually wanted to make a good review of BROTRR, but he got manipulated and became HWSNBN?

...could there be someone(or something) even more LOSER than Alex out there?? Just a theory of course, but it's quite scary... *trembles in fear*

It's been established that HWSNBN is the manipulator of Gamespot, which is why the whole thing is an evil enterprise.

It's been established that HWSNBN is the manipulator of Gamespot, which is why the whole thing is an evil enterprise.

But that's probably what the true  wants us to think. Distract us with a pawn while the true  slips by and manipulates things in the background.

PALPATINE'D

no it's pretty much HWSNBN
he got Gertsman fired because he wanted the top spot that Gertsman held, thus he manipulated the already quite  gamespot staff to suit his wicked agenda

no it's pretty much HWSNBN
he got Gertsman fired because he wanted the top spot that Gertsman held, thus he manipulated the already quite  gamespot staff to suit his wicked agenda

But some other guy got the position. Clearly, if HWSNBN was behind this he would be in the top spot.

He already is in the top spot.  People who know things know HWSNBN is running Gamespot.

He already is in the top spot.  People who know things know HWSNBN is running Gamespot.

But someone like HWSNBN would want people to know he's on the top.

Just to throw this out there, could there be some motive behind Gamespot other than just being LOSER? I had heard somewhere that Gamespot hates the xbox360 and the way that they are trying to express that is by giving them high reviews while they put down the better systems and their games. I could see how this works as it would make more sense to try and motivate them into doing better rather than criticizing every move that they make so they would suck more, leaving Wii and PS3 developers to take that harshness and make better games than their prodecessors.