I'm going to keep this list nice and tight. No more than ten entires. I've also left out a lot of super obvious stuff, and stuff that's just coming out in a month or two.
NOTE: These are not in any order.
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It took me a while to decide which of the two Street Fighter/Tekken crossover games to include in this list, and I ultimately went with SFXT - partially because I've seen more of it, and partially because there's already another Tekken game on this list.
I loved the original Bioshock. Everything about it was just perfect (ending excepted, of course). I cannot wait to see what Ken Levine and co. are cooking up for the next entry in the franchise.
I'm not going to lie here: I was pretty rough on Brotherhood before it came out. Everything Ubisoft had said about it up to that point made it sound like a cheap, quick way to cash in on the success of AC2. Of course, playing the game and sinking hours upon hours into it post-release eventually shut me up. Some of those old doubts are beginning to creep up again, but this time I'm not uttering a word. Don't fail me, Ubisoft.
I really like the Tekken games. Taken Tag is my favorite entry in the franchise. This is the sequel to Tekken Tag. Is there any more to say?
This game promises to be more Demon's Souls, and I couldn't be more excited. Also, its official website is called preparetodie.com. I mean, come on!
It's a Zelda game. Of course I'm on board.
Full disclosure: I have never played an X-COM game. I'm interested in this simply because of the pedigree of the developer, 2K Marin. Sure, many consider Bioshock 2 a bit of a failure; but it only fails measured against the legacy of its predecessor. Judged in a vacuum, it's a good game in its own right, and I'm interested in seeing what Marin does with an IP that carries a significantly less amount of clout than something like Bioshock.
Yes, I am interested in playing a Sesame Street game. No, I don't have a Kinect yet. Yes, this is all because it's being developed by Double Fine. No, I am not going to apologize.
