Phineas Gage

I thought it was pretty impressive. The games will come - 8GB of GDDR5 was all I needed to be convinced. 

Rockstar is a fairly glaring absence at the end of this document, although I suppose they could be covered by the mention of Take-Two. Suggests that GTA V really is current gen only, or that the rumours it it being a MS exclusive for next gen might be true? http://www.scei.co.j...f/130221a_e.pdf

 

(edit: Perhaps not. I didn't realise that Rockstar are owned outright by Take-Two.) 

I hear that The Cave offers great replayability, apart from the fact that it doesn't offer great replayability.

From Strategy Informer:

Given the pedigree of Ron Gilbert and Double Fine Productions' past works, a lot of people will be understandably excited by the prospect of The Cave. On paper, it sounds appealing, with its variety of characters and plethora of reasons to replay. It looks charming and, at first, the humour hits the spot. Problems lie with its inability to give you any great reason to replay it. It's just all too disappointingly shallow.

5. Resistance 3
4. Halo
3. Half-Life 2
2. CoD 4 (MP)
1. Bioshock (despite pretty crap fpsing)

I'm with Mik on sci-fi, but I make an exception for Alien. You should check it out, Mik.
I'm 80% sure I played a trial for some kind of Defender remake on XBLA a few years back. It had none of the qualities that made the original so great. (i.e. the sound)

If CJ hasn't played Retro/Grade by the time he records the next podcast, he will be exposing himself as a pseud in the world of rhythm-game aficionados.