Best of 2007
MormonWarrior: Best of 2007
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The best game ever made. Read my blog.
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I enjoyed this game start to finish. The Wind Waker was probably my favorite Zelda game stylistically speaking, and this game used the DS to its fullest ability. I love that it wasn't a lazy game at all, but a hugely imaginative effort.
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Great way to wrap up the trilogy story, and a much-needed improvement from the messed up Halo 2. Still among the most fully-featured shooters out there, which I don't understand. Why can't other series (Call of Duty included) understand that?
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I didn't initially like it because of technical problems, but I discovered the best way to play it was to play to its strengths and focus on what's good - great story, amazing writing, and best of all one of the best sci-fi universes ever designed. Those BioWare dudes really know how to make great fantasy.
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An absolutely stellar campaign with tons of great moments and incredible pacing. Oh, and that multiplayer is cool too. Kind of a watershed moment game.
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This was a fantastic game to enjoy freshman year in college. It made for great gatherings and was the logical step up from what Harmonix established with Guitar Hero.
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The Orange Box is a joke, as Half-Life is terrible garbage and Team Fortress 2 is only worth playing on the PC. However, Portal is super charming and inventive. It's short but very good.
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I love the games like Phoenix Wright and this on the DS. It's a perfect fit. I thought the story was fantastic, and I loved the noire art style and setting. I'm a sucker for mystery books, so this obviously works out for me.
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I feel it's the weakest game in the trilogy, but it's a great fit for the Wii controls and a lot of fun regardless. And very nice looking.
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The first good game on the Wii and honestly a lot of fun, even though it could've worked on the GameCube just fine too. I liked the style. Some of it was so super random. Running on a hamster wheel for five minutes straight? Ridiculous. Anyway. Lots of fun and neat looking.
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