Great job, Gamespot! You did by inducting this game into The Greatest Games of all time. The video was pretty weak, but a little fun, mainly because it was synchronized with the music. I still remember when I first played this game. I was entranced by it; I loved it immediately. It was so gritty and raw; it was a completely new experience for me to play a game as free as this. It is definitely one of the best games I've ever played, and an excellent forerunner to later games in the series. This feature just makes me want to pop it back into my PS2 and give it a nice play-through!

This is cool! I'll be getting it most likely.

Impressive! I love the attention put into detail. The first game's graphics were amazing, and with the improvements over detail, the second one looks even more spectacular. A job very well done!

Really looking forward to this. It's cool that it will have connectivity with the Wii Pokemon game. But I must know: Is Charmander going to be in it?

I can't wait for Super Paper Mario and Pokemon Battle Revolution!

Snakers! Argh! I would like to learn to snake, just to use it when facing snakers, but Idk if I would really want to learn. Hmmm...I remember sticking 2 cartridges in the NES. Didn't work at all. The Wii VC was a Godsend.

Well, at the top of my list is the Nintendo Wii (I am currently number 8 on the pre-order list at my local GameCrazy). I would also like to someday get the PS3, but I know that will take me a while. And even though I already have a Nintendo DS, that Black DS Lite is sure making eyes at me. But that's only if something terrible happened to my DS.....You know, and unfortunate accident......

1. Super Smash Bros. Melee (GC) - I think I've already said enough. 2. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (GC) - It's an amazing game that I don't think I could live without. 3. Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne (PS2) - Although extremely short, it's the best shooter I've played. 4. Mario Party (N64) - The vast multitude of mini-games and boards would be enough to keep me entertained for hours everyday. 5. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PS2) - Not only is it an awesome, lengthy game with tons of things to do, but it also doubles as an 80's music compilation. Honorable mentions: 1. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (GC) 2. Max Payne (PS2) 3. Paper Mario (N64) 4. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) 5. Soul Calibur 2 (GC)

GTA: SA and Max Payne could fit under this category.

It was nice to see The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros 3 in the top 2. SMB3 was one of my favorite titles at the time. I could spend hour after hour, day after day, week after week playing that game. And I just recently played Zelda, and I was amazed at how great it is. It truly is a revolutionary game that had things no other game had. Kudos!