The GameShark Top Ten
Date: Monday, March 24, 2008
Author: William Abner

This week we start our new feature, The GameShark Top Ten where we pick a topic and throw together our own Top Ten list. The topics will range from basic genre lists to more specific lists like the Top Ten scariest games, Top Ten movie tie-in games, the Top Ten non-shooter shooters, etc. We start off this new feature by getting into the spirit of the season by listing our picks for the best baseball games of all time. Look for it later this week.

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