Not to be outdone, Konami's Hideo Kojima entered the fray to reveal Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, which will be a graphically enhanced version of the classic PlayStation stealth action game. Silicon Knights' Dennis Dyack was also on the scene, as his company, previously responsible for the excellent survival horror game Eternal Darkness, is developing Twin Snakes. Nintendo concluded its demonstration with a montage of its upcoming lineup, including games like Advance Wars 2, 1080 Avalanche, F-Zero GX, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and even a brief video of Metroid Prime II. The company proceeded into a Q&A session with the press, but not before ruling out rumors of a price drop for the GameCube and reaffirming the themes of the conference--that Nintendo will grow with the times, stick to what works, and stay in the thick of the console market while continuing to focus on its systems' innovative features.