I’m a climate change agnostic. Nevertheless, my latest piece quickly drew fire from at least one insecure proponent of anthropogenic global warming.

“Try becoming a real journalist and offering up a balanced article,” the fanman wrote. I guess he didn’t like that I quoted both critics and skeptics in a single article. “Balanced,” would have completely ignored one side or the other, apparently.

Or maybe he’s just mad that Fox News exists.

See also: The best report on climate change ever written!

Excluding reports, blog posts, and short-news articles:

• MSNBC: Best games for kids under 10
• MSNBC: Top 5 war scenes in gaming
• MSNBC: Top 10 PSP games of 2009
• GamePro: The reach of retro
• GamePro: The Headshot Turns 10
• MSNBC: Best Wii games of 2009
• MSNBC: Top 5 reasons to keep playing your PS2

Excluding short articles and blog posts.

• MSNBC: Top 5 alternative games
• MSNBC: Top 5 power-ups
• Kotaku: How user ratings will boost your Xbox experience
• GigaOM: For Some Losing Weight Equals Big Business
• MSNBC: Top 5 Xbox Live Arcade games
• MSNBC: Top 5 PlayStation Network games
• GigaOM: Shut Up and Drive! How to Identify and Deal With Cell Phone Abuse

Excluding short stories and blog posts:

• GigaOM: Maybe “Paid” Is the Future of Online Business
• MSNBC: Top 5 defunct game developers
• MSNBC: Top 5 reasons modern games beat retro ones
• MSNBC: Top 5 reasons retro games beat modern ones
• MSNBC: Top 5 best Wii Sports events
• GigaOM: RSS Subscribers or Twitter Followers: Which Are Worth More?

Excluding short blog posts and news stories:

• MSNBC: Top 5 reasons we love Tetris
• MSNBC: Top 5 biggest E3 announcements
• MSNBC: Top 5 worst game controllers
• GigaOM: Twitter: No Internet Required
• Top 5 summer Wii games
• Official Magazine of E3 (print only)

Excluding short new and blog posts.

• MSNBC: Top 5 video game heroines your mother would approve
• MSNBC: Top 5 underrated Nintendo DS games
• MSNBC: Top 5 hardest NES games
• MSNBC: Top 5 most wanted E3 games
• GamePro: Review—Dell’s most popular gaming PC  (print only)
• Show Daily: The official magazine of E3—multiple feature stories and reporting (print only)

Excluding short articles and blog posts not on Smooth Harold:

• MSNBC: Top 5 baseball video games
• G4 TV: Can Wii be a primary gaming system?
• MSNBC: Top 5 greatest video game icons
• GamePro: PS2 price cut was right for PS3’s future
• MSNBC: Top 5 most wanted Virtual Console games
• MSNBC: Top 5 reasons to pass on the DSi
• GigaOM: Are Social Web Sites Spoiling In-Person Conversation?

Excluding short news articles and blog posts:

• Game Pro: Long live the PlayStation 2 
• MSNBC: Top 5 Sega games
• Ars Technica: A game you don’t care about but probably should
• MSNBC: Top 5 bodacious video game guns
• Ars: It’s personal: Gamers favor local multiplayer to online
• Ars: Realistic audio has us pinning for bleeps and blips of yesteryear
• MSNBC: Top 5 video game innovations
• Ars: Utah governor vetoes underage game bill
• Ars: New consoles give disc media the finger, face uphill battle
• Ars: Scratch Hero? I interview Mix Master Mike on his DJ game

• MSNBC: Top 5 short-but-sweet video games. To coincide with the start of the shortest month of the year (you know, February), here’s a look at the five best games that also happen to have lean single-player stories.
• MSNBC: Top 5 games to play with your squeeze. Instead of trying to rekindle the flame over a flat plate of spaghetti, try these: the best games to play with a significant other.
• MSNBC: Top 5 most anticipated non-sequel games. For all you gamers who turn your nose at numerical appendices, here are the top 5 non-sequel games of 2009, excluding platform expansions like the upcoming “Ghostbusters: The Video Game” and Beatles “Rock Band.”
• MSNBC: Top 5 forgotten video game consoles. For all you underdog lovers, we give you the most neglected but endearing game consoles of all time.

For video game pessimists and number crunchers, my latest:

• MSNBC: Top 5 things we hate about game consoles
  Sometimes, game consoles can really get in the way of playing games
• MSNBC: Top 5 things we love about game consoles
  We can demo, we can play online and best of all, we can play wirelessly
• Venture Beat: Wii on track to outsell PS2, PS3 on par with GameCube
  Nintendo has gone from worst to first in consecutive console releases, with Sony doing exactly the opposite