Editor's Comments: Daniel returns this week to let us know what Final Fantasy VII means to him. It just goes to show there's a little bit of fanboy in all of us, even my own slaves. I better ready my knives.

Editor's Comments: While Josh loves RPGs that take place in a fantasy setting, he feels they have become too cliched and, at times, boring. He feels that games should take a step in the direction of reality to give him a better connection to the genre.

Editor's Comments: In the first of his two eds this week, Matt talks about the wonders of eBay and games like Suikoden II that go for a couple hundred dollars. Why do some of these games go for so much? Matt offers his theory inside.

Editor's Comments: Taking a slightly different approach, Matt discusses the fabled "fourth wall" in his second editorial this week. He looks at aspects of the fourth wall and how it could be applied to video games in the not-so-distant future.

Close call this time...

Well, we almost had a full Sloderbeck update this week, guys. While the newsie is an awesome editorialist, I'm sure you don't wan't to read four of his editorials in one week. So start thinking about those topics and show Matt you can outwrite him!

This week Daniel returns to show us his fanboyism for Final Fantasy VII. Really, though, he just wants to talk about what the game means to him. Josh wants more games to take a giant step in the direction of realism and give fantasy games a more modern feel. Finally, Matt brings us two eds this week taking a look at the value of games and the fabled "fourth wall."

Don't forget Eds Hour is returning in April! The first session is planned for Saturday, April 22 at 6 PM PST in #edscorner. Hopefully next week I'll have March's Gamer-Countergamer feature up for your viewing pleasure.

Stephanie "Angel" McArdle
Editor@RPGamer.com