@bogoni: Hmmmm.. has MGS4 price been reduced? No? Well then I think you have your answer. If you mention MGS4 I think you've missed the whole point of this little feature.

Since we got more article about games, and less about how long the lines are at Nintendo's booths and since that we got as much coverage for the vast majority of people who actually follow E3 from the Net instead of going on site, I'd say that I prefer this years format. My only gripe is that I feel like the indie's probably lost an opportunity, but I can't be sure how many opportunities they had with the old format anyways. All in all, it is pretty clear that the change didn't hurt the industry at all and I can't wait to play the great games coming out this fall.

Add Surf's Up to the list, more than 900 points in 3 hours or so. All you have to do is use the hold move and then the stoke move over and over again. And I think you forgot King Kong, 1000 points in 8 hours max.

It is interesting to see how two PS2 games made their way into this list, several Wii and PC titles, a couple of Xbox 360 exclusives, but no PSP or PS3 exclusives games. It is awfully true that MGS 4 should be on this list, but otherwise it is also true that not many other games come to mind on those two consoles (not that it's impossible to find some if you'd really think on it). Above all, it's the PC titles that really shines. In the previous years, only WOW and Sims games, along with two or three RTS per year have been able to spur some level of interest. All in all, a very good year for gaming and gamers!