Today when I popped on over to http://www.avault.com I was greeted with this :

Dear Adrenaline Vault Reader,

After what seemed like an eternity we are finally back. In the next few months we will populate our site with news, previews, reviews and features.

Our goal remains the same as it has been since 1996, to offer you a website unencumbered by excessive advertising or hyperbole, and committed to publishing honest videogame reviews.

The simplicity of our new site should clearly sug...

This is a thread I found on their site yesterday in their Gamesforum Community.

I will refer to this individual as "K" unless permission to use their full name was granted otherwise by the individual who wrote this post:

"Has anyone else noticed that all reference to THAT OTHER SITE'S games has been removed from the list of games in this forum?

I find this childish and a bit junior high!!

I have never ever been censored like this on ANY game site forum to which I belong and I really...

Everyone remembers how fun Hoyle PC Games were.. I love them you loved them. Everybody loved them. They were the first series of games that changed the way we play casual board and puzzle type games on the computer. Every game they made was good up to the 2005 versions of the games. At that time, the 2005 version of Hoyle Board Games brought up a bug that plagued the 2004 version. Sierra managed to fix the 2004 version problem with Maximum Pool but when the game was moved to board games for 2005...

I just wanted to let everyone know that if you ever wanted to try Galactic Civilizations but always thought it was too expensive for you or you did not have a credit card to purchase online, you can now find this game in the value software section at Target and Circuit City. The game is packaged in a Jewel Case only container. Retail price $9.99 Now go out there and buy it! I first spotted this at Target in Citrus Heights, CA but then found that Circuit City had 2 copies of the game in its bar...

This evening , I have come across a potentially annoying bug in AOL where, if you use certain applications that still use 256 Color , such as Atari 80 Classics in 1 , or other titles with this color scheme , and have quick start enabled on AOL 9.0SE , The color palette of these games appear washed out.

I turned off the quickstart option , and this did the trick . Turned it back on , and the problem re-appeared. Its something about the way AOL sits in the background using quickstart that make...