Senior Editor Michael Rausch further explains why he handed out the first 10 (out of 10) in GamePartisan’s six-plus year history.

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Michael Rausch takes a legendary step with this, our second review of Mass Effect.

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"Sadly, an all-star compendium of Sega’s top efforts couldn’t even beat an effort by just Mario and his friends. This isn’t a bad game by any means as you can really see the effort Sumo Digital put into this title…"

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In the end, All Pro Football 2k8 is very much worth any pigskin fan’s time. However, it is not without a few, avoidable drawbacks. 

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GameFAQs hero Phil Stortzum makes his GP debut.

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David Rogers has formatting issues. We love him anyway.

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Due to the marginal differences between the two versions, this article dually serves as the review of both the PS3 and Xbox 360 editions of the game.

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Screenshots courtesy of Mattplays.com and Sportsgamer.com

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THIS IS A FEATURE FROM GP BEFORE ITS RELAUNCH, REVIVED TO GIVE YOU ALL AN IDEA OF WHERE WE WANT TO TAKE OUR ‘PROGRESSIVE EDITORIAL POLICY’: "Before telling you how all of this ranting and raving pertains to our beloved video game industry, I’m going to touch very briefly on something I mentioned earlier before I move on or explode. I’m not sure which will happen first."

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"It’s too bad more attention wasn’t given to the visuals of Nitrobike, as they could have given help to a suffering game."

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"…just wanted to express solidarity with my fellow writers/British immigrants, and also my admiration for sticking to your guns. I know it’s not easy, but you guys rock for this." - Jim Sterling, Destructoid.com.

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"Well, I don’t frown upon video games like I do music sometimes. Bad video games aren’t often inflicted upon you at a stoplight the way bad music is."

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Quantity over quality.

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"…Michael Rausch, you’re going to Hell."

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In yet another move lending further credibility to the long-term efforts of GamePartisan and its parent company, Campione-DeViney Enterprises, Cedar Creek Homes, a custom homes builder out of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, has agreed to become an ongoing sponsor of the online operations of GamePartisan. The corporate logo of Cedar Creek Homes will be a visible part of future GamePartisan features, and while final details of the deal remain to be published, this latest in a series of continuing moves behind the scenes has been quickly labeled a positive move by the respective management of each company.

Further details will be released upon finalization; in the mean time, look for the Cedar Creek Homes logo to begin appearing on certain GamePartisan editorial productions.

Cedar Creek Homes & Construction, LLC. is a custom homes builder based in the Gulf South region that is owned and operated by a management team with over twenty years of real estate construction, development and sales experience. Their wholly-owned subsidiary, West Laurel Millwork Services, crafts custom cabinets and trim in a plethora of designs, both antiquated and modern, suited to the needs of the homeowner.

For further information on GamePartisan sponsor Cedar Creek Homes & Construction, LLC., you may easily reach them at 601-450-1720.

Amazon’s Kindle offers an alternative to the written word. What will this change (if anything)?

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In the latter half of February, I accepted the resignation of interim editor-in-chief, Ben Paddon, and assumed the role of executive editor as we pressed on in this era of transition for GamePartisan. Following our corporate meetings in April, the long-term role of editor-in-chief will be addressed. For now, I will continue with my efforts directing the business and public relations aspects of the site, as well as being the primary agent behind the ongoing progressive editorial policy we have so decidedly embraced via the democratic process of our editorial staff.

Furthermore, I have accepted the resignation our chief legal counsel, Patrick Falco Midian, senior editor Jonathan E. Ginese and staff writer Michael Morgese.

The current roster of senior editors will be working closely with me on the day-to-day aspects of site operations as we head into a critical period of our history this spring and summer.

That having been said, editorial updates are indeed pending and set to get us back on track. Thank you, and good night.