Round two: Welcome to the second installment of GameSpotting, where GameSpot's editors tell you how things are--or how they think they are. Jump straight to any one of us, or just go right through. Click on the big banner above at any time to get back to this screen--and remember to rock the vote!
Joe Fielder / Site Director
"I refuse to believe that console RPGs need to be mired in conformity like they are."
Greg Kasavin / Executive Editor
"One thing most every MMORPG now in development has in common is that it will be an utter commercial failure."
Jeff Gerstmann / Executive Editor
"Would you kick Capcom's staff in the stomach until they redrew their characters and released Street Fighter IV?"
Amer Ajami / Senior Editor
"I'm as excited now as I was 10 years ago when the Super Nintendo was gearing up for launch."
Andrew Park / Managing Editor
"To paraphrase what a friend of mine said to me at the convention, 'As long as a bunch of nerds are willing to get together to play D&D, Gen Con isn't going anywhere [other than to Indianapolis in 2003].'"
Sam Parker / Hardware Editor
"I must admit I mostly stopped playing the game because being constantly vigilant of saboteurs made things less fun overall."
Trey Walker / News Editor
"...tying up enemies in order to take them prisoner seem like obvious actions to take in certain situations, but they prove to be too complex for most computer role-playing games."
Giancarlo Varanini / Assistant Previews Editor
"...a rather large crowd had gathered around my seat and started to praise the system and ask questions about it."
Tim Tracy / Assistant A/V Producer
"The only reason I keep on going is to find out if Zell finally gets the hot dog he's always getting gypped out of."
Craig Beers / Downloads and Media Editor
"The objective was to fall to my death on a ledge halfway down, and then send my body sliding off and falling the rest of the way down in slow motion."
Gerald Villoria / Codes Editor
"What makes up the exchange rate, from gold pieces to US dollars? Whatever a sucker will pay for it, apparently."