This has to be the most stylish Battlefield 3 entrance ever.

Of course, despite not changing one iota, his tighter closed jacket of today seems to be a movement towards emotional maturity and status quo moreso than of any dropped balls. I mean, even if he's still 10, he's had his life and dignity endangered so many times that he could eventually rival Detective Conan and STILL…

Except NBC is at least on basic cable.

If anything, I hope the Half-Life hype doesn't get crushed like with Duke Nukem Forever. But since TF2 was released after NINE years development and was/is welcomed, I'm not completely hopeless.

First looking at this, I thought it was about Pirates: The Legend of Black Kat, a similar-looking game in the mold of Zelda. It was one of the last games out of Westwood just before this game was released.

Clearly aping the Meet the Pyro shtick won't sell me on this game, guys.

I thought I'd try a thought experiment before E3:

God, I can't believe any 1998 list could be complete without Spyro the Dragon and Crash Bandicoot 3. Shame on you!