Metacritic stopped including the scores of an unnamed site in their aggregation of videogame review scores due to "corrupt practices," at some point in the past, reports Computer and Video Games by way of the A Jumps B Shoots podcast. "There are many reasons why I would drop somebody. There's corruption - people can be bought, absolutely," said Metacritic co-founder Marc Doyle. "Yes. On one occasion I did discontinue my coverage of a publication's reviews because of what I considered to be corrupt practices."