PixlBit

I agree, Jason. I'm really not all that interested in this myself. I barely watch TV as it is and I have a cable plan already, so what purpose does this serve? This becomes especially true when, like you said, you need yet another subscription to access the content.

Microsoft still has a ways to come before they can get a hold of the living room. For now, I think you'll just see gamers using the Xbox to watch the content, rather than others. In other words, this won't drastically broaden the Xbox market.

I'm pretty excited to see how this turns out. A wholly new Resident Evil game is definitely of interest, though I still don't know how I feel about it being on the 3DS. These are games I typically enjoy playing with Chessa, so it'll lose something in the transition to its new portable home.

I'd like to see this actually happen. I really enjoyed the first game, but passed on the second and third due to the drastic change from the gameplay style established in the first. After playing the Uncharted games, I'm guessing 2 and 3 hold more promise than I wanted to give them credit for back in the day due to the style change. I guess we'll see if this comes true.

In terms of other HD remasters, I'm not sure there's any I'd really like. Sony seems to be doing them best, hence my acceptance if this one happens. Everyone else has done a lackluster job, so I can't say I really care if any others happen.

I love Assassin's Creed, but I think Ubisoft is really running it into the ground. I see they plan to make changes, but it may be a little too late.

I guess this is better than what's there? All in all, it looks like yet another horrible Xbox 360 UI.

I've never played any of the games in this series, but I've always heard good things. So in that regard, I guess this is good news.

EDIT: Nevermind, trollface laughs at us all.

I'll have to give Dead Space 2 a whirl at some point, but after the first Dead Space, I can't say I'm very interested.

Super Mario Land 2 was great back in the day. Not sure how it holds up these days, but it was always one of my favorites. Much, much better than the first SML.

Solid deal for a great game. I have this one on the PS3 and enjoyed what I played of it. I think I still prefer 2K4, but this was a very competent sequel.

I never caught this one since I didn't have a PlayStation. At the time I wasn't really into fighting games either, so I doubt I'd have been very interested in it.

These days, this sounds really interesting since it's such a radical departure from nearly every fighting game on the market. It's always nice when developers take risks and they succeed.

Any idea how this one holds up today, Jesse? I've found a large number of PlayStation games to be nearly intolerable to play these days. Pretty much that whole 32/64 bit generation doesn't hold up very well due to the relative unfamiliarity with 3D at the time - Nintendo and Rare's games excepted.