We're all super duper excited about Grand Theft Auto V! Join us tomorrow as Rockstar reveals the first trailer. Watch the video and add your comments below! Enjoy!

How do you feel when you receive a letter in the mail from a friend? Do you get a happy feeling in your stomach? How about when you order something - maybe a video game - online and then come home to see a box waiting for you on your door step? I know when we received the soundtrack for The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D, we were thrilled!

Blank voicemails are yucky!

Now think about those scenarios but instead of you finding a letter, the envelope is empty! And instead of a video game, you only found the bubble wrap! How would that make you feel? Does it make you feel sad, heart broken, angry or all of the above?

Shadow of the Colossus was an epic game on the Playstation 2, at first it may not seem to impressive, but playing is believing. You take the role of a young boy seeking to revive a young women. Although it is unclear the relationship you have with this girl your forced by the Gods to slay massive creatures 100 times your size in order save her life. Each colossi is hidden in different locations, with each path being revealed using the Sun Sword. Each colossus is unique in the own designs and methods in  which to defeat them, as the game implements tricky ways of in which to bring these juggernauts down. The game itself feature beautiful graphics and nice looking effects. Shadow of the Colossus adds an interesting concept that every gamer should experience.

Twenty years ago on this date, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System hit the United States.  On this day 20 years ago, gamers from this side of the pond learned what the next level of gaming was!  Not only could you see how crisp, colorful and beautiful the stages and characters looked in 16-bit graphics, but you could also hear the awesome sounds of games like Super Mario World. No longer did you have to play marathons of Mario to reach the end, but you could now save right were you were at and pick up where you left off at your own leisure! And did I mention you could now press four additional buttons!?

The brand new SNES controller came with four extra buttons!