definitely a scam. avoid like the plague.

At this point it doesn't deserve its own section the way the PSP and DS do... but I could see once a month doing a feature on the new/recent releases worth noting. But it would be too easy for it to slip into the easy territory of merely highlighting the big name atrocities like MGS and Silent Hill... neither games that the publishers put much thought or care into. That would give the readers the wrong impression about the platofrm as a whole. Unless the major publishers really start producing for the Touch in a serious manner rather than just viewing it as another mobile phone, then perhaps sites like gamespot should steer clear.

At some point games (and perhaps society as a whole) will go the route of "plugging in" to the system... probably in a set-up similar to The Matrix. The possibilities of such a thing could be endless. Imagine playing Mario... but you are Mario. Running and jumping on platforms, banging boxes, etc... except it doesn't hurt and you don't get tired. You can look around and see multiple angles... mmm. Platforming might just exciting again.

skullmonkeys on ps1. sequal to the netherhood and it was all in claymation. the game was awesome! but I've never seen anyone talk about it on these forums but myself.

Some-Mist

This is totally on my must-get list. I would also love to acquire the first one... but wasn't that PC only?

Anyway, the game which I'm the only one who likes:

Goldeneye: Rogue Agent... LOVE IT.

I never owned a PS2.. but I did get a PS3 that is backwards compatible. I have to say that I've had much more fun with the PS2 library at this point. Of course, the PS3 library is still a work in progress... but I don't see it catching up in terms of pure breadth and awesomeness.

Bully.

...didn't get a chance to play PS3 games until my roommie picked up a BC PS3.

I would, but I can play them on the Wii and only have 3 a/v plug-ins on my tv. Gamecube gets squeezed out by pure necessity.

Resident Evil 4 on the Gamecube. AH-mazing.

I'll read sometimes (magazines or book), but more often I play games. Right now my only portable option is my iPod Touch... so I play more casual titles. Lately the three choice offerings have been Flood-It, Peggle, and Sky Burger. Don't really want a complex game whilst loo-ing... just something to pass the time and entertain me.

Wii, the PSP is still really weak... and the now "Go" features are poor at best. The Wii isn't great compared to PS3 and 360, but it is a better value than the PSP Go.