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Yesterday we asked you to vote for your favourite Indie game of 2010, now we’re looking for your opinion on console games. 2010 was one of the best years in recent memory – you only have to look at the ridiculous list below to get an idea of just how many high quality titles were released over the last 12 months. Choose wisely…
That would be my GOTY easily – incredibly I didn’t even see an entry for BFBC2 – despite over half my friends likst playing it on a regular bases (more than Reach or Black Ops).
There’s so many good ones to choose from 🙁 I have to give my vote to SMG2 though. I had the most fun with it.
So many good games! So hard to choose!
I put RDR, because it was so much more than what I was expecting.
Oh God, it’s so hard to choose.
I want to say Mass effect 2 but realistically it was kind of a let down after Mass Effect 1.
I want to say Halo Reach out of loyalty to Halo (and because I genuinely feel it’s their best and most replayable campaign to date, accompanied by their trademark excellent multiplayer), plus I am currently being blown away by AC Brotherhood (which I’m yet to finish despite hours upon hours of mucking about.
Splinter Cell Conviction was likewise, quite excellent.
I loved Heavy Rain but it’s just not quite up there with the others. Same with New Vegas, which apart from the updated reputation system, felt inferior to Fallout 3 in every way.
Bugger it, Halo it is.
Heavy Rain for me, without a single second of hesitation. As much as ME2, RDR and others were successful games, they were sequels or variants of games that we’ve seen 1000 times. Not everybody likes Heavy Rain, but this name will still be cited for a long time when discussing the video game history in the future.
That part at the end of Red Dead Redemption when you put down the controller, step into the shower, turn on the cold water tap, lie down in the fetal position and cry – that’s when you realise John Marston is a hot man stallion like Freddie Mercury & RD: Redemption is a very, very special experience – like . . . um . . . Jimi Hendrix? Remember: a vote for Redemption is a vote for victory and nothing else in the world smells like victory . . . except for napalm.
Bayonetta hands down. I can’t even play the slowfest that is GoW3 after experiencing how fast, fluid and awesome an action game can be. I sure hope it becomes the benchmark in action games.
It was a tie among AC: Brotherhood, Splinter Cell Conviction and Halo: Reach for me. All three delivered very good game plots and gameplay. I voted for Splinter Cell Conviction because it seems most underrated.
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