Racketboy is the most involved gaming community ever

[Michi]

Yes. Love Racketboy.

Not only is it an awesome community, but also an excellent resource. And not just for the articles either. I love that if anyone has a question, there always seems to be someone with an answer:

Help me name this game?
Need a scan of an insert.
I like *blank*, could someone perhaps make a couple more selections?
What the hell is this?

It's a knowledgeable, helpful, and respectful community. That's why I keep coming back.

[RyaNtheSlayA]

I love this place as well. It's a wealth of information, and the community is just fantastic. A bunch of gamers who like to game, regardless of whether the games are new, old, cool, or not.

[weaponepsilon]

Between here and hilarious sites like dorkly, I don't feel out of place. I'm glad to know that many of you are just as avid gamers as I am! Not only that but it seems like everyone here is very active on the forums. I dropped a few sites because of the lack of users or the quality of users. (not naming names) I especially hate when some site decided to let some kids become mods and they got to screw around learning the phpbb commands.....

[da66en]

The Something Awful, Penny Arcade and Assembler forums would disagree.

[Flake]

The Something Awful, Penny Arcade and Assembler forums would disagree.

Quantity vs quality. I would say the percentage of Racket Folk involved in content creation, mods, and gaming blogs is higher than in any of those other communities.

[CFFJR]

Yes, Racketboy is indeed a wonderful place.

Group hug!

[Dakinggamer87]

Racketboy is awesome!! Great articles and amazing community

[BoringSupreez]

Yes, Racketboy is indeed a wonderful place.

Group hug!

*sneaks in and takes hug before rest of group arrives*

[Pichu]

I don't quite remember how I stumbled into here, but it's been great. So much information, a community that is (for the most part) respectful and cool, and just overall a huge influence in my retro gaming habits. Although I haven't been able to contribute at all, sorry about that.

Approx. Infinitely times better than GameFAQs. (Though I can't help but split my time equally between the two, probably because GameFAQs is very simple and easier to navigate)