that's some serious plagiarism

just edit it, use your own words. rather than leave it like that, giving bad impression for your readers

category would be awesome.

not like to see archives by month/years...

protip: if you need to copy text from other site, include the source in the article.

hmm may i know what focus of gaming are you going for?

by categorieze is by genre of games instead.

sometimes it's hard to write, so you might wanna have a video review instead. Probably for now you might need to buy the game and then review, but overtime I believe you'll get free games for review once you're well-known in the gaming industry. IGN does a lot of this stuff.

well actually i think broken english in video review might be more typical and accepted compared with writing. or probably that's just my opinion. but well, that's just my opinion and observation.

Ok comments on the blog:

- I'm much of a format critic, so I'd say that you might want to try to use justified formatting just to keep the paragraph aligned to each other.
- Try to use labels for your post if possible. It'd be easier for not only for people to look for certain materials in your blog, but also you can use it later if you ever want to create "related pages" API.
- Check for the image overlaps with your sidebar, I think for such cases you should be able to use thumbnail concept so that the displayed image is scaled down to match the blog frame width (I've left web programming for quite some time, the horizontal distance of a frame [left-to-right] is called width, right). Below is one good example

nah, probably because the site still new, so there not much data. maybe once you got a huge load data this genre type would come in handy in future. since ppl like me only like to read certain genre and doesn't care other genres ever.

yeah, but don't just limit yourself to the type. ie, you can also use developers' name as labels, let say EA, or Valve, so basically when one just search for Valve labels, one can see all your post with regards to Valve, not only restricted to their games, but probably game engine development as well. The more label you have, the easier the related posts engine can look for related posts , I believe

p/s: I was the one actually who commented on your very recent Bundlestars post