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Welcome to the 28th episode of GameSpotting, the gaming industry's own private island of misfit toys.
As always, GameSpotting is where GameSpot's editors discuss the most pressing issues in gaming--at least as far as they're concerned. Jump in anywhere--you can always return to this page by clicking on the GameSpotting graphic above. And be sure to let us know what you think by voting in the polls throughout or even by dropping us a note.
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Greg Kasavin/Executive Editor, PC Games
"Games that would be illegal to sell to minors would be those containing 'depictions of: decapitation; bloodshedding; dismemberment; and grotesque cruelty.'"
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Joe Fielder/Site Director
"It's easy, I guess, to assume that when we give a game a 7.0 we're saying that it's akin to getting a 'C-' on a test."
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Amer Ajami/Senior Editor
"Still, had it shipped for the PC, what would have been different about it? What would have made the game that much better?"
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Trey Walker/News Editor, PC Games
"My wife doesn't like games and doesn't have much interest in trying to like games."
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Giancarlo Varanini/News Editor, Video Games
"I've really started to sour on the whole idea of remakes or sequels that take a minimalist approach when it comes to adding new features or gameplay ideas."
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Axel Strohm/European Correspondent
"In the 32-bit era I was really wondering where all the great game melodies of the 16-bit days had gone and whether they would return at some point."
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Gerald Villoria/Codes Editor
"Just last week I was at my local video game retailer and was taken aback by what I had witnessed."
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Ryan Davis/Associate Managing Editor
"I was like a petty god, dictating the flow of scenic waters, deciding if I should station the landscape maintenance guy near hole three or hole five or if I should just fire him outright."
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