This is my personal opinion, and I'm sure there are many, many others. It's just that I'm right and they are wrong.
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Despite not having the impact of the first game, Bioshock 2 is still an immersive experience. The improved combat and emphasis on protection reenforce the role of the Big Daddy. The Minerva's Den expansion elevates the title further with a fascinating and emotional short story.
The 2010 special edition brings a wonderful voice-track and splendid updated graphics. Still one of the finest games of all time.
The best multiplayer experience of the year. Perfectly balanced with reward for cooperation and team play over sporting competition. Loads of unlockables and endless entertainment.
Still my favourite series after Monkey Island, the latest installment invests much more time on developing the Professor's character further. A cracking yarn complements the usual assortment of puzzles. Love it.
How do Criterion do it? What starts as a slow burner soon has you racing for 5 minutes without blinking. An astonishingly good game and the best Need For Speed title to date.
Totally unexpected, DX reinvents Pac Man into a highly tactical, lightning paced, arcade game. Quite brilliant.
Delivered on action and adrenaline. One of the best arcade racers of recent years. Only trumpted later in the year by the excellent Hot Pursuit.
Disgraceful bugs almost ruin this game, but the sheer size and audacity of New Vegas lifts it out of the mire. Interesting sub-plotting and tweaks to the karma/faction system makes New Vegas another fascinating wasteland to explore.
