Well, I got Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (actually, I got two copies of it, it's a long story), Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (which is waaaay too addictive), Guitar Hero, and a medley of other things, but the one present that absolutely blew my mind was Indigo Prophecy. I'll be writing a full review later, but Indigo Prophecy is my game of 2005 simply because it does things no other game does, and then nearly perfects things that they have done. Sure, Resident Evil 4 was an amazing game, but when you come right down to it, you're still shooting zombies. The zombies may finally have some semblance of A.I., which I don't think everyone should be so incredibly proud of, but they're still zombies and you're still using high-powered weapons to blow them up. Indigo Prophecy tells an amazing story with only one FPS segment that pales in comparison to the rest of the game, and a number of timed button sequences that will test your reflexes. But did I mention the story? And the acting? And the animations? And the sound? And the freedom? And the fact that it singlehandedly became my favorite game and movie of 2005, possibly of all time? Maybe I'm just a sucker for a game that gets me emotionally attached to it, but remember- play this frigging game. Oh, and to everyone who's played it, happy Dead or Alive 4 day! I'll be getting my copy in about an hour. You know, Christmas trade-ins and such. Stay classy, San Diego.