I had not heard of this fan remake but it sounds incredible! Like a lot of other comments have said, Sega should buy the source code from these folks and publish it. I think often these companies don't revisit old franchises because they did and it sucked. But fans like these guys know why the original games worked and so their game does too, unlike the corporate mandated schlock. Argh! This is indeed frustrating.
I got stuck in the Protoss campaign in the original StarCraft. I've always meant to go back and play through it all again and beat it. I can't justify buying SC2 till I finish the original lol. I've been trying to make a dent in my backlog recently too so I haven't been buying anything lately, though I plan to get BioShock Infinite at the end of this month.
Oh man, that's tough! I always have trouble picking favorites but let's see. Original Game Boy would be either Link's Awakening or Donkey Kong '94. N64--Ocarina of Time. When I beat that the first time I immediately erased my game and played the whole thing again lol. My all-time favorite is Metroid Prime on the GameCube 
I'm surprised at your choice of Circle of the Moon for GBA. I got that game at launch and was totally blown away by it but I thought each sequel got even better. Have you played Harmony of Dissonance and Aria of Sorrow? CotM was a little too grindy for me. I was always underpowered lol and the randomness of the card drops was kind of frustrating. It was sure satisfying to finally best Dracula in that one though.
I've been watching Killzone Liberation for a while. Never seen it for less than $10 new, so $.99? Dang! Can't beat that price! I love the thrill of finding good games for cheap 
My wife and I played through this. It's a great co-op game. You can play with just two people locally (like we did) or three online. I think it would be awfully repetitive to play solo but the magic of co-op really gives this game some legs.
Judging by the title I thought this blog was gonna be about Portal lol
Wow, I've never heard of this game at but it sounds great. There were so many good shmups back then, it's easy to come across I've never played.
Hey, no problem. I'm actually curious now which FPSs you do like. The genre has been around at least since Wolfenstein 3D but it certainly isn't something I associate with retro gaming lol
TS's zaniness makes just about anything look boring lol. And as much as I've enjoyed various Call of Duties (the Modern Warfares in particular), TimeSplitters held my attention for longer. And yeah, if every game had a cheat code to add monkeys with rocket launchers, the world would be a more awesome place
I don't think TimeSplitters had an arcade version. Not that I know of, at least. Are you thinking of Time Crisis, maybe? TS definitely wasn't generic military though. That was one of the great things about the series. One level might be in the Amazon jungles and the next in Prohibition era America or the far future. If you get the chance you should definitely give Future Perfect a try. It's excellent (and co-op, if you can drag your RPG-obsessed brother along for the ride lol).
