@doughnutbone Really? REALLY? First off: GTA IV was a "reboot" of Liberty City (city from GTA III). And it's not a reboot, it's a revisit. Who the heck knows how much the city may have changed since last we saw it. House and kids in the suburb doesn't sound interesting? How about a character who had a previously dark life and wants to escape from all that? Settle down and lead a normal life, but something from his dark past forces him back into it? That doesn't sound interesting to you? Because that's interesting to me.

It's a gorgeous looking game and I love that we're returning to San Andreas... ...but I'll get more excited when we hear more about the game and what we can do in it. More specifically, if they advertise "No annoying cousins will call you!" then I'll pre-order the heck out of this.

I'm digging it. As with any kind of change, it'll take some time to get used to, but I don't have any issues about it so far. :)

I'm really interested in the Move. Although I'm not a big fan of motion controllers, I think the Move has a lot of potential. One game that I'm particularly curious about is Sorcery, which has a fun little charm to it. That said, I really don't like how they're selling the controllers. You can play many of the games with just the wand, but to get a full experience out of them, you need either a Nav controller or a second wand. That really bothers me. Why not include the Nav controller with the basic package? Why make games specifically with two wands in mind (Archery, The Fight)? As I said, I'm still very interested in The Move, but not when they're going to package it like this.

As far as the Street Fighter vid goes? I'm going to assume it's just an error and Gamespot'll be on it as soon as they can.

The Atari 2600 was my first system, as well. I played Missile Command, E.T., Asteroids, you name it. At the time, I had a crappy black & white television in my room to play it on. To this day, I still can't imagine playing them in full colour, but man, I played the HELL out of those games. As far as the arcade games go? Let's put it this way: my dad loved going to flea markets at the local shopping mall. He'd drag me around and I'd whine and complain...then he gave me a bunch of quarters and I'd run off to the arcade. Oh, those were the days.