Coffee, preferably Peete’s.Going for early morning runs.Good craft beers.

Super Nintendo and PS One.

Mortal Kombat 2 and Street Fighter 2, running on the Sega Genesis impressed me. They were reasonably close to the arcade.

They did until the community dried up and died several years ago. The editors blogs were great. I always liked reading Greg Kasavins blogs. There were some awesome user blogs back in the day too...

I was very impressed with what I saw. Looks amazing. Perhaps it’s a precursor to Half Life 3. I think Valve are working on it.

@jumalan75: cool idea, but that is still a good ways off. Good VR tech is still very expensive.

It was a great convention in its day, but it’s done.E3 reached its peak in the 2000’s. The 2005,2006 shows with Xbox 360 and PS3 were the best. J Allard, sitting on the floor with his suit coat ove...

@Cikatriz_ESP: it’s done. There won’t be future E3’s.

@bdrtfm: it’s dead, get over it. Microsoft will have their own online show, and I’m sure it will be awesome. We don’t need these silly, expensive conventions anymore to spread hype and anticipatio...

@bassam: Alone in the Dark was awful. SILENT HILL 1-3 were the best.

The game doesn’t even look good. Unimpressed by the graphics and the turn based combat looks extremely dull. When the game sells like crap on Stadia, they’ll come crawling back to Sony and Microsoft...

46. I’ve been coming since 2004. I got back into video games after a 12 year hiatus when I saw my brother playing GTA Vice City and I had to get a PS2. Then I came here at random looking for game ...

Fable was always overrated crap. Anything Molyneux promised never came to fruition. The “open-ended ness” of Fable was severely limited.

Sonic stinks. None of the 3-D Sonics were ever good.

If it ever does come to pc, it won’t be for at least a few years.

Halo has held up incredibly well. It’s campaign is still the best in the series. Halo Half-Life and Crysis are the best fps games ever.

No Smith.....no Matrix.

Bring back the SpiderMan font.

Best game ever. And Greg was the best reviewer ever.