(in no particular order)

• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• Resident Evil 4
• Pokemon X/Y
• Super Mario World
• Diablo 4
• Super Smash Bros Melee
• World of Goo
• Tony Hawk's Underground
• Counter-Strike
• Unreal Tournament
• 007 Goldeneye
• Perfect Dark
• Super Mario Bros Wonder
• Super Mario Galaxy

Yeah, for sure. I look forward to it.

Diablo 4 and Hauntii.

I think those games are here to stay. Super Mario Bros Wonder has a lot of momentum on its side -- and it's a 2D game. It's one of the best Mario games ever made, in my view.

Auto-Save. There have been a lot of cases in which I have turned off a game and had forgotten to save my progress. Auto-Save is a huge blessing.

I'm in favor of having them as long as I can switch them on or off. I had some parts in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune in which I got stuck. There was some box that I was supposed to jump on and then climb up a ledge. I never would have figured it out on my own because it was so unclear as to what I should be doing. However, there are some parts where I would rather think for myself for a few minutes. It feels more satisfying when I can solve a puzzle on my own.

TL;DR - Yes, I like them.

At this time, I don't know. I'll wait until the reviews come out. It looks pretty cool, though.

A new Fable trailer, a Skate trailer, a new Bejeweled, a new Geometry Wars, Starfield DLC info, a new Perfect Dark announced for Game Pass, a new Tony Hawk game, a new SSX and more info on Metaphor.

A copy of Mercury Meltdown Revolution, which is a puzzle game on the Wii. Its sales were terrible, so it's difficult to find a copy. I never finished it, but it was pretty good. A Boy and His Blob is another one I'm proud to own.

My role model was Michael Jordan; he was a basketball player. In the '90s, he was on top of the world. What about you, OT?