I am most looking forward to COD4 and GRAW2. When I saw the COD stage demostration at E3 I was speechless. It just looked so visceral, and engrossing.

E3 was still good, but it lacked soul, and a heart. I would say move the show to one building (like the LA Convention Center, but it could be anywhere... San Francisco maybe) but keep it as access to only those who are on official business. Maybe increase numbers attending by 1,000 or so as well. E3 had needed downsizing, but they went too far.

A very interesting feature, although I had already guessed that aquiring Achievement Points required time and patience. But if you want points and don't care about playing mediocre games, this could be key. The video was hilarious though.

Well done GTAIII. It definitely deserves to be in the hall of the greatest games, as it prompted the continuing revolution of free-roaming gameplay.

At last! I've been waiting ages for Half-Life to join The Greatest Games. It truely deserves the title.

Flame grilled. I like it. And the ATI woman continues to become more graphically impressive. Just the first in a undoubtably long line of DirectX10 compatible graphics cards.

Nice. Although I already knew that the game would naturally look better on Vista. They nearly always do.

Very interesting, especially the minimal differences in quality between anti-aliasing levels. That is a help in trying to find the optimum balance between performance and quality.

I'm really looking forward to World in Conflict, and now Medieval II: Kingdoms and Empire Earth III. They are all shaping up great. It certainly is a very busy year for the RTS genre.

It sounds like Microsoft are trying to bring Windows and the 360 slightly closer together. Especially giving the controller a keyboard. Sounds like a good idea to me.