That looks like a pretty good starting list to me! I never got to play Ecco or Toe Jam & Earl, but I wanted to play both, so I'm in luck. And we all know how much Golden Axe rules.

The only one I haven't played on that list is Ristar, but its good to see something a little more concrete get "confirmed" before the conference on thursday.

I don't know if this is detective work on the part of PGC or not, but to whomever it may concern: Good job. This is totally something I would've skimmed straight over, but looking at it I don't think one could conclude much else from this.

You know, and maybe I'm a little giddy seeing this, but this is exactly the kind of thing I wanted to see just to be sure that Nintendo isn't screwing around with the online biz. If this all pans out, I'll have had no problems with them having been so lax in the GameCube's life. The line "We'll implement online functionality when we think the market is right" won't just be BS, and they'll actually sound like they knew what they were doing.
again.

Ristar is totally out of left field in comparison to the other games.

Altered Beast and Golden Axe were arcade games ported to the Genesis. In general I would say the arcade versions are better yet I would imagine these are straight Genesis ports. Now the Genesis versions are good in their own right but it's kind of a shame that outdated home conversions are still being used when we now have the technology to have arcade perfect versions. It's like Nintendo constantly re-releasing the NES version of Donkey Kong.

Ecco and Golden Axe?! AWESOME!!!!!! Made it all the way to the creatures that steal your family in Ecco, I was invincible the first time through. The game glitched up on the semengly last boss, so I had to restart with out my super powers and never could beat it. Always loved it, don't know why so many people didn't.

Looks like the megaton has already been leaked, guess there is no reason to wait for the Nintendo conference now .

Needs more Gunstar Heroes...