I remember a time when video games didn't receive such harsh criticisms. Back then, the term "good game" was more of a personal opinion rather than a big "8.0" you see at game review sites. If you think about it, picking a game used to be so simple; gamers would just get titles that had great box art. No, gamers didn't need to see the fat "9" to know that Power Rangers: The Movie, for the Super Nintendo was an awesome game. In the good old days, games weren't treated like movies. There were no rants regarding grinding, no fanboy raging on bad graphics, and definitely no complaints regarding repetition. There was always something positive about each game and there's nothing wrong with grabbing the low-selling titles on the shelf. So what happened to the good old days? What stops gamers from grabbing the last copy of Clive Barker's Jericho from Gamestop? Let's find out...