Welcome to GameSpotting, the only video game editorial powered by a 64-bit RISC processor. If you don't understand what that means, just trust us when we say that it's very, very cool. This week our editors discuss how the Nintendo DS is starting to win them over, how the Olympics could learn a thing or two from the World Cyber Games, and the perils of obsessive collecting, among other things. So slap in the cartridge, make sure you have plenty of AAA's for your rumble pack, and jump in!

　　Evidence That two Screens are Better Than One

　　Greg Kasavin/Executive Editor

　　"I'm past the skepticism. I'm just genuinely intrigued now, and find it kind of hard to believe that the system's launch is a mere six weeks away."

　　Let 'em Play, Tehran!

　　Brian Ekberg/Sports Editor

　　"Professional gamers from all over the world have converged on San Francisco and, specifically, the Courtyard Marriot Hotel next door to GameSpot offices."

　　When Collections Attack!

　　Jeff Gerstmann/Senior Editor

　　"I'm paying around $20 a disc for bad games! The binder MUST! STAY! FULL!"

　　Code Veronica

　　Avery Score/Assistant Editor, Mobile

　　"The face of gaming has fundamentally changed, and I am a relic of a bygone era."

　　Reviewing Console Games, or: A Textured Taxonomy

　　Steve Palley/Associate Editor, Mobile

　　"Ultimately, all of these questions and many others formulate a final evaluation: Have I been fooled?"

　　I Think I'm Better Now

　　Tim Tracy/Managing Producer, GameSpot Live

　　"It's really hard to find a one- to three-megapixel digital camera in Japan, because all the new phones have those built in."

　　The Price of Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming

　　Jonathan Leard/GuestSpotter

　　"It takes time, and when I say time, I mean time."

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