"For a developer that is unable to sell games directly to consumers, the concept of DLC is great. I think 10 years from now, a point is going to come where DLC is going to be the primary form of game delivery, and that is exciting." I'm starting to wonder, do developers of this opinion believe in marketing their products through services like Steam and Impulse after 10 years, or do they do it themselves, individually? Either way, it's another huge win for Valve and Stardock if it happens....

The 3D effect in video-games is incredible if done right, like in Killzone 3 and Motorstorm: Apocalypse. Definitely something that will be part of the future of gaming. Sony is essentially repeating what they did with Blu-ray; jump on a whole new technology early and market it and eventually reap huge benefits. I can see the same thing happening with 3D, but at the same time there are a lot of sceptics out there....at least more-so than there ever was with the Blu-ray topic (different circumstances obviously as well). However, I believe Nintendo is really giving everyone else a shake, as always. The 3DS has got to be one of the best platforms for gaming ever conceived, and with the amount of quality games it already has scheduled for release, it's going to really pioneer 3D gaming along with the Xbox 360 and the PS3.

I'd love to see Last Guardian, more Gears of War 3 stuff, the 'rumoured' Team Ico Collection (like God of War collection), Crysis 2 and the final release date of Gran Turismo 5. If Last Guardian is coming out this Christmas I'll be jumping with joy! By the way, I think that they definitely won't say anything about Mass Effect 3. Mass Effect 2 came out at the start of this year, and it took like 3 years for ME2 to be released, so I seriously doubt we'll even see a teaser on that game; would be awesome though!