Constant clickbait from "journalists" who don't understand what news is. Mostly sponsored content disguised as news by amateurs. example is "ps6 be damned, the PS2 officially returns this year" by O... Toon meer
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Gamingbible is operated by a bunch of moronic imbeciles who just write clickbait articles whilst having no actual knowledge or even interest in the subject matter itself. They make you read throug... Toon meer
Absolute rubbish clickbait site. Full of adverts and no actual information. "Journalists" if you can even call them that make up fake claims in their clickbait headlines that are completely false to... Toon meer
Ignore every article you ever see from Gaming Bible. It's all clickbait, pointless articles that always have nothing to do with the title and clogs up the Google search results. Had one recently that... Toon meer
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Are they lobsters?
Why are they riding on the acolyte?
It must be some good meat for them to be riding on it.
I would rarely take the time to leave a…
I would rarely take the time to leave a review, but I feel compelled after months and months of clickbait ads being served to me on my phone.
absolute nonsense!
They post absolute nonsense in order to provoke reactions. There isn't a single creative or intelligent person on the staff. Time for gaming bible to go to way of the dodo imo!
Dogwater
Every article is either click bait or AI slop that regurgitates a reddit thread. The "authors" have zero creativity beyond copy pasting whatever is on the hot section of reddit.
Most recent click bait was another article about fans being "shocked" about ES:VI news...it was just their annual new post about how there has been no news about ES:VI
Absolutely garbage
Absolutely garbage.
Clickbait titled, site almost unreadable due to ads.
Wish Google would stop serving me this clickbait rubbish.
Can I give zero stars?
Can I give zero stars? Because I would, for this site. I get notifications for the most click-bait ‘articles’ that are flooded with adverts and give zero information. I just got another one and the whole article was “Elder Scrolls 6 wasn’t at this particular gaming show. Maybe we’ll hear something next year and then we’ll be disappointed.” A total waste of server bandwidth.
Clickbait every time
Misleading clickbait title with garbage…
Misleading clickbait title with garbage content
Absolut Clickbait Cancer
Absolut Clickbait Cancer, cant stand a single more article of fake news from these turds.
I have yet to seen an article from this…
I have yet to seen an article from this website that hasn't been clickbait trash. Blacklisted from my feed
Bible has more fact than gamingbible
Gamingbible is a sensationalist fake news group, where most of their article titles are click bait or worded cleverly enough that it's not a lie but tactically constructed sentence that is still misleading due to how they know the average person would understand it, their writers couldn't give a toss about what they write and whether it's even worth writing as long as they get paid
Most useless site to provide updates
Most useless site to provide updates. Constantly announcing free games days after they had already expired.
Complete drivel AI slop
Complete drivel AI slop. Useless website.
Misleading titles.
Article: "Claim your $100 Xbox Store credit now!"
*Clicks article*
*Proceeds to tell me I can get up to $100 of store credit in any amount, just not $5 increments.*
GamingBible is trash.
Click bait
Click bait every. Single. Time. Don't let the headlines lead you in.
GamingBible is out of touch with modern audiences
What I read was basically an attack on Oscar award winner Terrance Howard more than 10 years after he played the role of Rhodey, the article had no merit and was completely bias. Also Ironman is a movie not a game, stick to what you know I guess
Scummy clickbait
Scummy clickbait. These "writers" who simply regurgitate Reddit posts should be ashamed.
Click baits. Misleading titles.
Completely misleading titles for all the articles. Articles are also non sense and mainly repeating what others wrote first.
It sucks
Awful, clickbait, waste of time, fills up my notifs for no reason
Clickbait and AI
Just pure clickbait that feels like it was written by AI.
"New Starfield DLC" is the title, yet it's a mod...
That's the definition of not being trustworthy.
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