hello pretty daughter.

I am glad to see you here, I don't come to the new GS very often.

our old friend Fari Khatibi showed up here for the first time in years, since the sanctions were lifted this site is no longer blocked in Iran so she could post in Gamespot again

who says they are forgotten?

I still play most of them and others on my PS2, wall actually my new PS2 my original lasted from the summer of 2003 until November 2015 .

games that should be brought to the PS4...would include especially Haunting Ground, Kuon and Rule of the Rose. Also Glass Rose. after them I have others in mind.

great games and a great lady - what more could we ask for

Wind Waker was a great game and now is just as good with improved graphics. I hesitate to replay the old favourites if they are in the original format because now we are spoiled by the improvments in gaming and they no longer live up to our memories. For instance I just got the original Lost in the Dark and while I enjoyed it when it first came out.....when compared to what we have now......lol.

but as far as the fetching quests in Wind Waker - there are quite a few of us who like to explore every little corner of the world in a game which makes these type of quests much less painful.

@Ayato_Kamina_1 a hardcore gamer loves video games and plays his favourites whenever he can

the problem here is game that is geared towards toddlers is replacing three games that had fan bases of all ages.

first the Virtual Magic Kingdom then last month Pirates of the Caribbean online and Toontown were closed up by Disney and all three of these games were award winning MMOs that had people of all ages playing....thousands of paying subscribers, many if not most of them were families.

I personally know of people who grew up playing either Pirates or Toontown or both of these games spending much of their spare time from elementary or middle school on through to colllege years.

one girl started at 10 and got married less than a month before the games closed . I played both games and there were people from all over the world on both. Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Australia, China, India, South American, South Africa, U.K.

the veterans of the wide worlds of the older games are already disappointed in what we have seen on Infinity

finally someone who agrees with me about that game ))))

where was anything innovative or special about Infinite

another review that is spot on thanks again Carolyn

mostly whiny whingers have commented .....most of them didn't notice that 7 is a very good score and 8 or 9 is reserved for the excellent games and this is not one of them, Tom said it was fun to play and was good which is just what anyone who likes the game was claiming but I can't believe anyone expects Dust to be considered a AA, A+, or even an A list game. it is an enjoyable Indie 2D action game that has been given due credit.

Some fans of are always trying to claim more than deserved for their favourite games

@Zevvion you seem to be the one obsessed with the opinionation