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that one seems like a decent idea. I wouldn't call it earth shattering, but it's a good use of the touch screen. If this is going to have connectivity, then I can think of a few ideas, but aside from that, everyone has called the DS something that will be loaded with ideas, and I see one...

Then again, I suppose if you feel like Akira has done anime in general wrong, you're entitled to that opinion. I've always felt like it was a great exposure for mature cartoons for America. As far as it representing the Manga, yea, you can't put 300 pages into 90 minutes without missing...

Had to break out: Great Teacher Onizuka. The manga and anime are slightly different versions of each other, and both are worth checking out. SaintBastard, I assume you mean Akira was a horrible representation of the manga.

The idea behind the DS is to let developers create innovative titles. However, most of the titles I've seen are not that innovative, just an extra screen to see through. It makes me wonder how many games will be truly innovative on this system. Does anyone have any ideas for an innovative...

You must have loved Perfect Dark. The bots in that game had my favorite weapon being unarmed a few times. Sick. While carrying only two weapons was an impediment to many experienced fraggers on the PC, it was a logical choice to help create the illusion of a real story. Not many people in...

Saying the Final Fantasy Series sank with Final Fantasy VII is just someone who is looking into a rearview mirror and refusing to see down the road. FFVII was the hallmark game for the Playstation, and is largely responsible for making Sony the giant it is today. There was innovation out...

Hey, you can hate George Steinbrenner all you want, but it's his choice to spend that money, much as it is for people like the Tampa Bay Devil Ray's owner to not spend money on a team. Hate him for his big pockets, but don't hate the game the players he buys brings. Saying that A-Rod or Gary...

Now, I watched yesterday's game with the Yankees versus the Red Sox, and witnessed one of the greatest collapses in baseball history. I am a bit disappointed, considering the quality of the players on the Yankees, but I am also a Sox fan, so I was somewhat alleviated by that. I say this...

That's what I meant when I said gameplay does define a system. As far as third party Support, the Gamecube is very weak compared to the other systems. It's the First party items that's keeping the GC alive. As far as single player goes for metroid vs Halo, I agree. Metroid was a much...

Then you haven't played Dragon Warrior VII. I also didn't think Suikoden III was the best in the series. Sure, it was "harder"(meaning you get less money, and there are more area bosses) and it was even "longer", but it wasn't as fun. The fights were tedious, and the combat was made more...

Put me Down for SVC Chaos and Halo for now.

In terms of the online idea, what Nintendo wanted to do was to seperate themselves from the other consoles by doing something different. Unfortunately, it's only worked against them, as it does seem that online play is the wave of the future. It's sad, really. Sega has pioneered so many...

It's already done better. The Dreamcast, before a mere 2 year cycle, was already defeated. The funny thing is, the dreamcast was more publicized, and both systems tried the same ideas to generate sales. I suppose this shows that gameplay really does define a system.