Best of 2012
Best of 2012: vgmkyle
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I could go on for days how Dead or Alive 5 is by far the best game/fighter of the year. Starting with the CB system. Pulling off long combo strings has never been more fun.
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Technical masterpiece perfected. The stages are kinda boring, but the characters and sheer depth combined create hope for Virtua Fighter 6.
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Surprise! I was late to the party! I had read the reviews for Mass Effect 3 and decided to get back into the trilogy by getting Mass Effect 2. What a damned good game; SO good that I haven't touched Mass Effect 3 yet.
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A lot of new mechanics make TTT2 a refreshing experience. Also features one of the best soundtracks in fighting game history.
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A highly underrated entry. While the latest installment may take away our beloved characters, the hidden depth keeps me engaged.
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I want to like this game more, but really I don't have the time to dedicate to the hardcore frame data and execution. Still, great package that nobody thought Atlas could pull off. This game is a dream for fighting enthusiasts that have respect for the critically acclaimed franchise.
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Looked like a joke at E3, but look at it now. It's really quite amazing what you can do in this world, and it's the most complete shooter this year.
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Probably the best wrestling game since the innovative and fun WWE: All-Stars. Maybe the only? Overall, it's fun and will likely remind you that these wrestling games still can be.
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The first several Hitman games didn't make sense to me at all, and I thought they were boring. Blood Money sparked my interest and I'm glad I played it because this is a continuation of innovation, and is full of exciting moments.
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The DLC is a complete and utter rip, but I have to admit; the gem system is interesting to experiment with and I can see how gameplay elements like this could be better in the future. SFXT is a damn-fun crossover.
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