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Added by megalowho on Jan. 10, 2009

6. Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (PS2) review gameplay

I'm only around halfway through this game and I may never even finish it, who knows. But it's clear this is the best JRPG of the year and it's become one of my favorite games on the PS2 overall. It's a better game than Persona 3 technically and I prefer the characters and overall tone in P4 as well. The presentation, music and style is unlike any other and everything from the deep, fast pased combat to the social links you form is engaging and fun. An original, addicting and lengthy title that stands with the best of the genre.


7. Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS) review

Professor Layton was a game that I didn't want to put down until I reached the end, a real page turner if you will and a standout title for the DS. The French styled animation and sound direction set the stage for a small town murder mystery plot with a few very interesting twists, it's all entertaining stuff and the atmosphere created makes the core word, math, visual and logic puzzles stand out that much more. It's a game that anyone can enjoy -  charming, beautiful, well written, and a real mental workout at times. Can't wait for the sequels to arrive stateside.

8. Left 4 Dead (360/PC) gameplay

There may not be a ton of content in Left 4 Dead out of the box, but what's there is so polished and satisfying that it's worth returning to over and over again. PC users get the superior version but playing on a console is no slouch either and the 360 controller works just fine despite the game's fast pace. The best co-op, zombie apocalypse Valve game ever and my favorite FPS that I played last year as well..


9. Geometry Wars 2 (360) gameplay

The original Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved was a great little arcade title, the best game on the 360 for a while actually, and the sequel improves upon the first in nearly every way. A variety of modes change the rules of the game and all are equally addicting and fun. With fun achievements, leaderboards and robust 4 player multiplayer, replayability factor is off the charts with GW2.

10. Rock Band 2 (360/PS3) review

Yep, it's more Rock Band. And that's just fine. Alcohol and Rock Band 2 with a group of folks is always a good time, and the steady stream of new content from Harmonix keeps things fresh. The best music "platform" out there right now, and with no new update for the core game in sight I'm sure I'll continue playing and enjoying this one well into '09.