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Submaximal: Best of 2010
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Both the game I put the most hours into and the game I enjoyed my time with the most, Super Street Fighter IV hadouken'd my troubles away with each qcf p.
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Despite its bugs and (frequent) latency issues on XBL, Monday Night Combat was a consistently fun take on the surprisingly entertaining third person shooter/DotA crossover.
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I almost missed a final because I was locked in a desperate struggle against Napoleon. I've never missed a test (or homework, for that matter) in my life. This game is destroying me, one turn at a time.
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Limbo drop-kicked me with its aesthetics, leaving me stunned in a state of childish wonder and delight. From start to finish my eyes were glued to the perfectly vignetted scene laid out before me so intensely that I made my way through the game in a single sitting.
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Starcraft II, it's probably a good thing I'm not better at you, because if I were, I don't think I would ever have a life.
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Easily the most fun I've had in the bathroom (and on the bus, and at the park, and on the porch) in a long while. This game has been in my DSi since the day I got it.
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I didn't like it as much as the original Mass Effect, but Mass Effect 2 did supply a good story and enough variety in gameplay to suck me back in to Bioware's sci-fi world.
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Halo: Reach is, as returns to roots go, an amazing venture. It brings back everything that I loved about the second and third Halo games while including enough (in a new engine, no less) to make the game fresh and exciting.
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This game is set three years before my birth, so I can't necessarily say that it was a delightful romp through my youth. What I can say, though, is that it was a refined, artfully executed, and emotionally involving experience that I would love to dial up to again.
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Although I never finished the single player campaign, Red Dead Redemption's story had me in a vice-grip up until my stopping point. The (surprisingly competent) multiplayer modes added a worthwhile distraction to this worthy, western competitor.
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