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E3 So Far

So here's a list of E3 news that has peaked my interest, in no particular order:

• Gameboy DS - As Leslie points out, everything old is new again


• Metal Gear Acid (PSP)


• Metroid Prime: Hunters (DS) - seems like a useful application of the second screen
• Mario 64x4 (DS) - I've actually never played Mario 64, but gives you an idea of how much power the DS has


• Punisher (PS2 XBOX) - Remarkable because Garth Ennis wrote the script and it's bound to be bad because it's based on a movie and a comic book. I did like the Spider-man game though...


• Nightmare Before Xmas (PS2) - I would have thought that it was a little late to come up with a game for this, although they probably won't include a hidden level where I have my first date at it.


• Tron 2.0 (GBA) - The PC game was fun but this looks awful
• Prince of Persia 2 (XBox, PS2, GCN) - 2005 never seemed further away


• Tribes: Vengeance (PC) - It's worth noting that Tribes 1 and 2 are available for free downloads


• Geist - I'm hoping more info shows up about this, because the stuff I was hearing about it last year sounded really cool.


• Metroid Prime 2: Echos - What? Nintendo milk a license? Why I never!
• Mario Kart DS


• Wario Ware DS - Wario Ware alone justifies the purchase of a DS


• Animal Crossing DS - Is AC a popular license? Even Jenny-the-Sims-addict doesn't really play it much


• Zelda: Four Swords Adventures - Following in the footsteps of FF: Crystal Chronicles


• GoldenEye: Rogue Agent - Probably the most convoluted title justification in history.


• Metal Slug Advance - About damn time


• Metal Slug 4 & 5 (PS2) - The PS2 needs more sidescrolling shooters

This is just stuff that caught my eye so far. What did I miss?

[Update: I just noticed that everything on the list besides Geist is a sequel or a license in some form or another. This is partly because familiar stuff caught my eye when going through the list, but there's certainly no shortage of sequels.]