Archive for December, 2009
GT GotY Awards 2009: Best PS3 Game
Which title on PlayStation 3 had us gripping our Dualshocks to no end? GameTrailers Game of the Year Awards 2009 honors the number one title on PS3!
GT GotY Awards 2009: Game of the Year
Find out which game achieves GameTrailers Game of the Year Awards 2009’s Game of the Year title!
2010: The Year of Questions
DualShockers writes: "As 2009 winds down and 2010 approaches, we at DualShockers are excited about the great gaming coming this year. Mass Effect 2, Bioshock 2, MAG, and countless others are preparing to launch. HALO REACH will certainly be on alot of peoples must want lists. Dead Space 2, Arkham Asylum 2, and Dead Rising 2 will make a run for game of the year. God of War 3 will indeed be epic. A year of sequels it will be.
What is a gamer to do you might ask with so many great titles to choose from?"
Top 10 Wii Games of 2010
Okay, seriously, the Wii means more than “inferior port plus waggle” this year.
By 1UP Staff
While the Wii has had to contend with the “good first-party and a ton of waggle-enabled shovelware” reputation in the past, it looks like 2010 will help shake said reputation. Besides known first-party superstars like Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Metroid: Other M, we have some solid third-party games like Epic Mickey and No More Heroes 2 slated to hit shelves in 2010 as well. Heck, even the download-centric Wii gamer has something to look forward to. And not on this list, due purely to “wow, we don’t know much about it,” is the fabled “next Zelda game” that Miyamoto hinted at.
Dev: Nintendo | Pub: Nintendo
As Nintendo personnel will happily tell you, Mario Galaxy 2 marks the first time in a long time that they have designed two big Mario games for a single hardware generation, so it’s no surprise that they went the direct sequel route to follow-up one of 2007’s best games. We don’t know a lot about the sequel just yet, but it marks the return of Yoshi and seems to be incorporating a lot of variety into the already varied Galaxy formula, so we’re excited.
Dev: Junction Point | Pub: Disney Interactive Studios
A Mickey Mouse platformer for the Wii that has a “paint the world to save it” premise that sounds a little bit like Okami? That idea alternates between sounding inspired and concerning. Though, one name has gone a long way to ease our skepticism: Warren Spector. He’s been a producer on such games as Thief, System Shock, Ultima Underworld, and Deus Ex. Now, take that experience of working on action-RPGs with freedom-of-choice mechanics, and apply it to a subject he loves — old-school Disney animation — and suddenly, Epic Mickey sounds like something worth paying attention to.
Seriously, Steam, This is Getting Old
BNG’s Tyler Treat writes,"The Steam Holiday sale trudges on today. I’ll keep it short this time and just post the bundle of sweet deals."
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