1-Guild Wars 2 2- filler game 1 3- filler game 2 do i really need to vote for 3 games if i honestly don't think any other game i've played is even contender-worthy? i mean, i have some other possible candidates, but i likely won't play them until next year :/
I really hope the omission of the PC in this list is just a typo.
JameMcCabe
Really hope so,otherwise it´s really sad.
Well if you think about it, what is a PC used for? (Hint: not games)
Oh please. Get out of here, troll. You wouldn't be saying that if you'd ever seen a game on a good PC, running at ACTUAL 1080p, and 60 frames per second.
1. Mass Effect 3 2. Halo 4 3. Tales of Graces F Its surprisingly tough to pick three. I feel like Dishonored would be up there once I finish the game. Just picked up the Wii U and need to buy Xenoblade and The Last Story. One of those RPGS would probably take Tales spot.
1. Dust: An Elysian Tail 2. X game I haven't played yet 3. Y game I haven't played yet The only game I've played this year, that released this year, that I would consider GOTY-worthy, is Dust. If I get to play Spec Ops or Far Cry 3 before the 31st, then I have a strong feeling I'd throw them in, but I am on a limited gaming budget and don't get the privilege of buying many games first day (Halo 4 was the first one since Forza 4 last year). I don't think either H4 or ME3 (the only other two 2012 games I've played this year) are worthy of such a prestigious award. So throw out my vote if you must, but at least give Dust a point. It deserves it. For being a retail-quality game, made by a single person, for a game-loving audience.
I don't know right now. Mine was Hitman, but the game is getting progessively more frustrating. The inconsistent AI is really starting to stick out more than ever as I replay missions. It's sooooo freakin annoying getting insta-spotted by mother f*ckers who arn't even looking at me and then having to start over and wait for the morons to finish their overlong conversations, and then getting caught again over something stupid, and restarting again, and again, and again. Makes me want to punch the tv.
And the score system is one of the dumbest things ever. The tutorial might as well flat out tell you "there are literally tons of ways to approach each mission, but if you want a good score, you must playthrough each and every single damn one of them the exact same way." *facepalm* Why bother adding so many different weapons in if it's pointless using them?
I don't know right now. Mine was Hitman, but the game is getting progessively more frustrating. The inconsistent AI is really starting to stick out more than ever as I replay missions. It's sooooo freakin annoying getting insta-spotted by mother f*ckers who arn't even looking at me and then having to start over and wait for the morons to finish their overlong conversations, and then getting caught again over something stupid, and restarting again, and again, and again. Makes me want to punch the tv.
And the score system is one of the dumbest things ever. The tutorial might as well flat out tell you "there are literally tons of ways to approach each mission, but if you want a good score, you must playthrough each and every single damn one of them the exact same way." *facepalm* Why bother adding so many different weapons in if it's pointless using them?
Master_ShakeXXX
Suprised to see you bashing Hitman, when you were praising it to high heavens only a few weeks ago... :P
But how does the score system correlates to gameplay, is it there just for achivements, or do you use it to buy upgrades and such?
Please refrain from using games that released on other systems last year. Xenoblade is fine, Dark Souls PTD Edition is not.Blabadon
Why is Xenoblades okay but Dark Souls is not? Dark Souls was put on a new platforms with several hours of brand new content, whereas Xenblades was just brought to North America 2 years after the game originally released. Either they both count or neither of them count.
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