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 Super Mario Galaxy Wii 2007 AND MARIOKART WII20O8  US $49.99
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 Super Mario Galaxy Wii Game Nintendo Complete US $10.05
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 Wii SUPER MARIO GALAXY US $38.99
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 Super Mario Galaxy 2 Nintendo Wii 2010 Game NM Complete US $34.99
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 Super Mario Galaxy 2 Wii US $19.50
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 Super Mario Galaxy Wii No Reserve US $15.00
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 New Super Mario Bros Wii 2009 US $6.50
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 Super Mario Galaxy Wii Tested And Working Complete Plus Launch Coin US $22.99
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 Super Mario Galaxy Wii 2007 Super Mario Sunshine Gamecube 2002 US $32.99
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Catherine Browne - Paperback $15.59 Super Mario Galaxy 2 |
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Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) $14.99 One small step for Mario, one giant leap for Nintendo... Actually, that's not entirely true. Mario makes some pretty impressive leaps, too. 'How?' we hear you cry! Well, if the title didn't make it obvious, Nintendo has taken Mario into space. Zero gravity would make you jump pretty high, too... Some nasty folks have had away with Princess Peach and made off with her into space. Fortunately, Mario has found himself able to follow, so off he trots... well, flies. That's the plot. 'Nuff said. The real leap here, of course, is from the tried and tested controller to the Wii's remote and nunchuck combo. You can use the Wii Remote as a pointer at virtually any, um, point in the game, collecting small stars from the ether and firing them back at enemies or obstacles. But that's only the most basic incorporation of remote control that Mario Galaxy has to offer. With intuitive use of Remote movement, Mario can also spin, roll, shoot fireballs, catapult himself, tractor-beam himself through zero gravity areas, and do other things that you'd be better off finding out independently . In boss fights, too, Wii Remote movements are used for the delivery of attacks and killer blows while the Nunchuk's analogue stick controls Mario's basic movement. Happily for long-time Nintendo fans who were beginning to suspect that Nintendo had given up entirely on producing real games with real gameplay challenges, Galaxy is not easy to complete. The trick Nintendo Tokyo has pulled here is quite an ingenious one: Galaxy gives you all the moves you'll ever need and makes sure that it's perfectly easy to use every last one of them, but then it takes the liberty of pushing Mario to his outer limits through a long string of stages that appear to have been designed by madmen. There's something of The Prisoner about it: you're trapped in a pretty messed up place where nothing is ever quite what it seems, and you find yourself in ever more bizarre situations. In comparison, looking back, the level design in Super Mario 64 is tame. So, as we said, one giant leap for everyone... |
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Super Mario Galaxy Nintendo Slects Wii $19.98 Super Mario Galaxy Nintendo Slects Wii |
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 context immersion guide $26.5 Super Mario Galaxy 2 context immersion guide |
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 [With Booklet] - Catherine Browne - Hardcover - Collectors Ed. $24.29 Super Mario Galaxy 2 [With Booklet] |
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Super Mario Series for Piano by Edition , $21.49 After decades of anticipation, Alfred is proud to release the officially licensed, collectible sheet music companion folios to the Super Mario Bros.(tm) video game series. The 34 arrangements in this Easy Piano edition contain the instantly recognizable melodies beloved by generations of gamers around the globe. From Koji Kondo's iconic Super Mario Bros.(tm) Ground Background Music to the New Super Mario Bros.(tm) Wii(tm) themes, the dozens of pieces in this book represent two and a half decades of Nintendo(R) video game favorites. Adding to the fun, graphics from the corresponding games grace each page of the sheet music. Impress friends, family, and audiences of all ages by playing from this magnificent collection, which makes a great gift for every pianist.Titles: Super Mario Bros.(tm) Ground Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm) Underground Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm) Underwater Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm) Castle Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm) Invincible Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm): The Lost Levels Ending * Super Mario Bros.(tm) 3 Map 1 * Super Mario Bros.(tm) 3 Ground Background Music * Super Mario Bros.(tm) 3 Boss of the Fortress * Super Mario Bros.(tm) 3 Skyship Background Music * Super Mario World(tm) Title * Super Mario World(tm) Castle Background Music * Dr. Mario(tm) Chill * Dr. Mario(tm) Title Background Music * Super Mario Kart(tm) Mario Circuit * Super Mario World(tm) 2 Yoshi's Island(tm) Athletic * Super Mario World(tm) 2 Yoshi's Island(tm) Ground Background Music * Super Mario 64(tm) Main Theme * Super Mario 64(tm) Water Land * Mario Kart(tm) 64 Circuit * Super Mario Sunshine(tm) Dolpic Town * New Super Mario Bros.(tm) Title * New Super Mario Bros.(tm) Giant Background Music * New Super Mario Bros.(tm) Battle Background Music 2 * New Super Mario Bros.(tm) Battle Background Music 1 * Super Mario Galaxy(tm) Ending Staff Credit Roll * Mario Kart(tm) Wii(tm) Rainbow Road * New Super Mario Bros |
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 Bee Mario 14-Inch Plush $23.99 You've played the video game on the Nintendo Wii, now play with the Super Mario Galaxy 2 Bee Mario 14-Inch Plush! Not only do you get your favorite Italian plumber Mario, but you get him in the same bee form you have played as in Super Mario Galaxy 2 when Mario collects the Bee Mushroom. Reenact that moment you first found that mushroom in Honeyhive Galaxy! Whether you're new to the world of Mario and Luigi and just started exploring Super Mario Galaxy 2 , or you've been immersed in all that is Mario since the original Super Mario Bros. was released in 1985, you'll recognize Bee Mario instantly. A lot of care was involved in rendering this video game icon into plush form! Add to your Nintendo collection today with the Super Mario Galaxy 2 Bee Mario 14-Inch Plush. Ages 7 and up. |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy $51.99 No. of players: 2 players simultaneous Rating Descriptors: Mild Cartoon Violence Shake it! Controlling Mario is as simple as can be with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Move Mario with the Control Stick and shake the Wii Remote to perform a spin move or cue Ring Stars that launch you to and from planetary objects. You can even point at bits of stardust to collect them or latch onto Beam Stars to blaze a magnetic trail through the heavens. Mario can run, tiptoe, jump, triple-jump, backflip, and long-jump, but what he'll do most is spin. By shaking the Wii Remote, players make Mario spin around with fists outstretched, allowing him to pummel enemies and cue Star Rings that launch him from planet to planet. He can also find plenty of power-ups: A Bee Mushroom turns him into Bee Mario, allowing him to fly for short periods of time and cling to honeycombs. A Boo Mushroom turns him into Boo Mario, allowing him to float and turn invisible to pass through mesh gates. Become Mario as he traverses gravity-bending galaxies, traveling in and out of gravitational fields by blasting from planet to planet. Players experience dizzying perspective shifts as they run upside down through wild alien worlds that need to be seen to be believed. Whether you're surfing on a ray across an ocean in the clouds, rolling on a ball through a treacherous garden, or floating in a bubble over a poisonous swamp, there's no limit to the cosmic challenges you'll encounter! Action/Adventure Game E (Everyone) Game Nintendo Nintendo Co., Ltd RVLPRMGE Software Super Mario Galaxy Wii www.nintendo.com |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy - Action/Adventure Game - Wii RVLPRMG1 $31.72 Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy - Action/Adventure Game - Wii RVLPRMG1 |
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 $17.47 * Maps of all the planets and areas that Mario can explore!* Locations for every Star in the game!* With Prima’s guide you’ll be able to find all the Comet Medals to unlock new ... |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy Flying Youth T-Shirt $14.99 Super Mario Galaxy Flying Youth T-Shirt This is an officially licensed Super Mario youth t-shirt in which these Super Mario youth shirts have been screen printed with a Super Mario image. These Super Mario youth tshirts are usually made from 5oz. cotton tee shirt blanks. Check back often for some of our newer Super Mario Youth T-Shirts, Super Mario Merchandise, Super Mario Clothing and other Super Mario Apparel we offer. |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy Cloud Youth T-Shirt $14.99 Super Mario Galaxy Cloud Youth T-Shirt This is an officially licensed Super Mario youth t-shirt in which these Super Mario youth shirts have been screen printed with a Super Mario image. These Super Mario youth tshirts are usually made from 5oz. cotton tee shirt blanks. Check back often for some of our newer Super Mario Youth T-Shirts, Super Mario Merchandise, Super Mario Clothing and other Super Mario Apparel we offer. |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy Flame Youth T-Shirt $14.99 Super Mario Galaxy Flame Youth T-Shirt This is an officially licensed Super Mario youth t-shirt in which these Super Mario youth shirts have been screen printed with a Super Mario image. These Super Mario youth tshirts are usually made from 5oz. cotton tee shirt blanks. Check back often for some of our newer Super Mario Youth T-Shirts, Super Mario Merchandise, Super Mario Clothing and other Super Mario Apparel we offer. |
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Super Mario Galaxy Cloud Tounge T-Shirt $19.88 Super Mario Cloud T-Shirt This is an officially licensed Super Mario t-shirt in which these Super Mario shirts have been screen printed with the Super Mario image on front. These Super Mario tshirts are usually made from heavyweight preshrunk 6oz. cotton tee shirt blanks. Check back often for some of our new Super Mario clothing and other Super Mario Merchandise at great prices only at - www.StylinOnline.com . |
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Super Mario Galaxy flying T-Shirt $19.88 Super Mario Flying T-Shirt This is an officially licensed Super Mario t-shirt in which these Super Mario shirts have been screen printed with the Super Mario image on front. These Super Mario tshirts are usually made from heavyweight preshrunk 6oz. cotton tee shirt blanks. Check back often for some of our new Super Mario clothing and other Super Mario Merchandise at great prices only at - www.StylinOnline.com . |
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Nintendo Super Mario Galaxy 2 $51.99 1 User 2 2 x Simultaneous 2010-05-23 Mario collects stars as he travels from galaxy to galaxy. Every level is new, but the game retains the charm, sense of wonder and beauty in line with Mario's history. Mario works his way through the various levels, sometimes upside-down, sometimes floating from place to place. On some stages, Mario can find an egg, smash it open and hop onto the back of Yoshi. Yoshi can use his tongue to grab items and shoot them back at enemies, or to snag attach points and swing across chasms. Yoshi has an interesting diet. When he eats a Dash Pepper, he gets so hot and frenzied he can run up steep inclines and vertical walls. When he eats a Blimp Fruit, he inflates like a balloon and floats to new heights. New power-ups include a drill that Mario uses to tunnel through the planet's surface all the way to the other side of a planet. Skilled players will want to collect new Comet Metals, which will unlock harder levels with even more challenges. In 2007, Super Mario Galaxy took the world of video games by storm. Now this first true Mario sequel in years re-energizes the franchise with new levels and new power-ups. Plus this time Mario gets to team up with his dinosaur buddy Yoshi, who adds new possibilities to the gravity-defying game play. It's everything you love about the first game and more. Action/Adventure Game Complete Product E (Everyone) Game Mild Cartoon Violence Nintendo Nintendo Co., Ltd No Not Applicable RVLPSB4E Retail Software Standard Super Mario Galaxy 2 Wii Yes www.nintendo.com |
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Super Mario $10 Super Mario - Super Mario |
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Nintendo Selects: Super Mario Galaxy $19.99 The ultimate Nintendo hero Super Mario is taking a mega leap into space! In Nintendo Selects: Super Mario Galaxy for Wii , it's your job to guide Mario through a galaxy of gravities! Travel in and out of gravitational pulls by blasting from planet to planet and experience dizzying perspective shifts as you run upside-down through unbelievable, wild, alien worlds. With a simple shake of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, you can move Mario through the game and perform spin moves or cue Ring Stars that launch you to and from planetary objects. You can even point at bits of stardust to collect them or latch onto Beam Stars to blaze a magnetic trail through the heavens. Get a friend to join in and be Mario's sidekick and help battle enemies and sweep aside projectiles, for an easier gameplay experience. Game Features Maximum Number of Players: 1 to 2 Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Nintendo Wii Manufacturer: Nintendo Category: Action Subcategory: Platformer ESRB Rating: Everyone (10+) ESRB Content: N/A |
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Super Mario Galaxy - Pre-Played $19.99 Super Mario is ready to redefine 3D platforming all over again! The longtime Nintendo favorite enters the new world of the Nintendo Wii by entering another new world: outer space! Princess Peach has been kidnapped, taken by a creature who disappears with her into a strange galaxy. Go planet hopping as you explore bizarre worlds in pursuit of the Princess! The Wii's unique interactive controls combine with the physics of space to give Mario a whole new set of moves. Battle new and familiar enemies with both new and familiar attacks. Dash through alien landscapes, overcome obstacles, and pull off insane, gravity-defying jumps on a truly out-of-this-world adventure. |
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii) $37.99 Super Mario Galaxy was a fantastic platforming experience, sending our plucky plumber into space collecting Stars and colourful Star Bits in order to get back to the Mushroom Kingdom. Of course, we were left wanting more, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 looks set to satisfy our celestial tastebuds and then some. Ramping the difficulty curve a little bit for experienced planet-hoppers, Galaxy 2 offers several new tweaks to the formula that will make this feel like more than just an expansion release. Top of the list is Yoshi, Mario's dinosaur pal, who can be used to travel quickly and flutter jump across various parts of the cosmic scenery. Eating various fruit will make Yoshi change colour and offer a new ability. Blue fruit will make him float up into the air, while red chillis will make Yoshi run at a breakneck pace. You're going to need these transformations and abilities to survive the mind-twisting designs of each stage. On top of this, there are two new suits for the hero to don; Cloud Mario and Rock Mario. The cloud suit lets you create up to three floating platforms for you to cross chasms with, while the Rock suit allows players to roll around hills and crash into enemies and obstacles to reveal new paths. Even the co-operative multiplayer mode has been enhanced – a friend will appear as a Luma character that can hold enemies and perform the Mario Spin to freeze and knock them out. You can also collect coins on the Mario player's behalf so you really can double-team Bowser! More video Content: |
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Super Mario Galaxy 550 Piece Puzzle $14.99 WAA-HOO. Mario soars to new heights in Super Mario Galaxy, and now you can relive the fun and excitement of this star-studded Wii game in a collectible puzzle. Piece together this 550-piece jigsaw that features everyone’s favorite character and the unforgettable villains he battles. It’s truly out-o |
The Best 7 games in first half of 2010
Here is a short list of Top 7 games in 2010 so far, acording to GamesRadar. Six of the games received "10/10″ from GamesRadar, and total countdown combined, almost 150 perfect scores from the industry as a whole. What follows, then, aren't merely the best of 2010 so far. Judging by their quality and by the rest of the release calendar, these might be the best of 2010 period.
Below: These games are great… but in a year that started like this, not nearly great enough.
So, here is the Top 7 list…
7. Bayonetta
The great thing about Bayonetta is the way it doesn't cut any corners. Where Devil May Cry 4 would make you fight a previously-beaten boss again, Bayonetta throws in a Space Harrier remake. Where Heavenly Sword gives you a QTE run down a giant rope, Bayonetta gives you a fully-controllable dash up a boss's tongue. And where almost any game would pad out a level with a fetch and carry quest, Bayonetta sends you to a spectacular new area where you get to jump across slow-motion fountains and find an hourglass that rewinds time. There's just so much imagination and quality here, it's embarrassing for everyone else.
The gameplay is impeccably balanced and always fair. Learning how to use witch time is only your first step to mastering the combat, which can be augmented until you can block any attack. Even then, the challenge of finishing levels without taking a single hit is the hardest of hardcore challenges – and you'll really want those elusive Pure Platinum grades.
Bayonetta herself may not be immediately likeable – a lot of gamers are put off by her overt sexuality – but we reckon she's one of the strongest and most developed characters in gaming. And besides, any girl who wears her own hair as a catsuit is alright in our book.
6. Final Fantasy XIII
Nowadays it's normal, and almost expected, to encounter a few bugs in every game, so there's something fundamentally, indescribably pleasing about playing through an epic 50- to 60-hour experience in which you can just feel that every last detail was entirely deliberate and thoughtfully considered. Final Fantasy XII oozes that perfection from every pixel, and represents not only a great technical achievement, but also a milestone – no other current-gen title has anywhere near the level of polish.
Specifically, let's talk about the battle system. In the proud tradition of previous Final Fantasies, XIII takes the Active Time Battle we all know and love, then adds its own twist: the Paradigm system. ATB was originally introduced to make battles more fast-paced than traditional turn-based RPGs, but the Paradigm system takes this a step further, creating some of the fastest, tensest action the genre has ever seen. We dare anyone who claims that the battles play themselves to complete all 64 Cie'th Stone missions without uttering the word "impossible" at least once.
Final Fantasy's ensemble cast isn't entirely lovable, it's true, but the good characters are really, really good. Sazh in particular is a GamesRadar office favorite, and we'd go so far as to play a Chocobo Racing sequel if he were in it – Square-Enix, make it happen!
5. BioShock 2
Like many fans, we thought the original BioShock was a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that could not – and should not – be repeated. This sequel proved us wrong in so many different ways, however, that we still have trouble figuring out how the Ken Levine-less development team at 2K Marin managed to pull it off.
How do you improve on a mysterious protagonist whose very identity represented one of gaming's greatest twists? Cast the player as an iconic Big Daddy, searching for a hidden past that only the equally iconic Little Sisters can reveal to him. What's better than genetic weapons like hypnosis and telekinesis? A drill the size of a battering ram, for starters, but also the ability to upgrade or combine plasmids into new and more dangerous powers. Can Rapture continue to inspire fear? If the underwater city is made to feel more real and – with the addition of screeching, needle-armed Big Sisters – more dangerous, then yes. Oh yes.
None of these solutions are obvious, though, and all had the potential for franchise-killing disaster. The fact that BioShock 2 is such a worthy follow-up, then, is something of a minor miracle… or a major testament to the creators' care and devotion for a series we're now happy to see expand.
4. God of War III
When you see Kratos on the front of the box, you instantly know what to expect. A very angry man with very deadly weapons, ripping and tearing and screwing the entirety of ancient Greece – its mythological monsters, its arrogant gods, its beautiful women, its epic settings – into unbelievably bloody bits and pieces. God of War III was never expected to be anything but "more of the same."
It's the sheer scale and practiced perfection of the "more" that's truly surprising, then. The bosses aren't just bigger. Within minutes of starting the game, Kratos has become so dwarfed by the size of his first opponents that he's barely more than a shirtless pixel on the screen. The violence hasn't merely been increased. By the end of this stomach-churning gore fest, this will be one of the more pleasant things you've witnessed:
Yeah, the infamous sex minigames are especially scandalous the third time 'round, too. What makes God of War III such a clear choice for this best-of-the-year countdown, however, are not the gratuitous and visually obvious changes, but the subtler enhancements to gameplay. Like secondary weapons that are finally as cool as the chain-blades. Like puzzles that are both deviously clever and immediately intuitive. Like quick-time events that don't completely distract from the action, and that act more as rewards than as frustrating obstacles. If that last example isn't enough to justify God of War III's place on this list, we don't know what else would be.
3. Mass Effect 2
The first Mass Effect was a time-devouring trip into a galaxy so fully realized and thoroughly detailed, it seemed like part of a decades-long franchise of books, television and film. In reality, it was only one game, but one so well put together that you could easily overlook the frequent bugs, emotionless faces and occasionally repetitive planet-scouring missions.
All that praise and still Mass Effect 2 completely trumps its predecessor. The focus is tighter, the gunplay is faster and the characters themselves are intensely interesting – no small feat when you're dealing with a story that puts all biological life on the cutting board. Rather than dwell on this looming apocalypse, the game spends most of its time connecting you to each member of Commander Shepard's team, creating a very personal motive for each partner to leap into harm's way and potentially sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
The universe saw upgrades too. Compare any supposed "nightclub" in the first game to Afterlife, a smoky, seedy watering hole every bit as arresting as Blade Runner. Side quests, instead of continuously repeating the same cave over and over, now took place in unique, one-off locations. The established lore even continued to grow as you learn more about Reapers, Collectors, Batarians, the Krogan genophage and a dozen other hot topics carried over from the original.
In short, Mass Effect 2 is an immensely improved sequel to a game that was already in the 9 and 10/10 range. Mass Effect 3 can't release soon enough.
2. Super Mario Galaxy 2
Not everyone was excited for Super Mario Galaxy 2. Some feared a copy-and-paste sequel, one that lazily repeated the tricks of the first game without adding any of its own. Others played the underwhelming, overrated New Super Mario Bros Wii and wondered if Nintendo's originality had dried up.
If anything, though, Galaxy 2 proves that the Mario team was only getting started back in 2007. Here is just a partial list of all the new and wonderful ideas you'll experience: Light Yoshi, Cloud Mario, Rock Mario, bowling with Rock Mario, swimming between floating cubes of water, exploring a half-ice and half-fire planet, rolling giant snowballs, gliding with a massive bird, butt-stomping puzzle pieces into place, reading a supersized pop-up book and discovering that what seems like a brand new world is actually a loving remake of a classic Super Mario 64 level. There's so much amazing extra stuff going on, in fact, that the old powers barely show up… but when they do, they're implemented in unique and surprising ways as well.
But you know what's best about Super Mario Galaxy 2? The game isn't a Wii stereotype. The graphics are gorgeous, the focus is on pure hardcore platforming and the tutorials refuse to treat you like a helpless child, throwing Mario right into the fray right at the beginning. This is Nintendo at its absolute best.
1. Red Dead Redemption
Regular readers of the site are already shocked. Did we seriously just give our top spot to the only game in this countdown that didn't receive a 10/10? Can we really declare that Red Dead Redemption, a product so riddled with glitches that the programming confuses women with donkeys, is the best of the year so far?
Yes, and to be honest, the decision was pretty damn easy. Rockstar's Western is flawed for sure, and not an experience that everyone will enjoy, but it is – hands down – the game that has most occupied our office discussions, most consumed our hours at home and most captured our collective imaginations. Each morning, at least one editor will rush in to describe the beautiful desert sunset he watched over Nuevo Parisio the night before, or to brag about the number of murderous grizzly bears he hunted and skinned in the forests of West Elizabeth, or to marvel at how much time he wasted on a single virtual poker game in the virtual saloons of virtual Armadillo.
Red Dead Redemption's world is that deep. It's that detailed. It's that absorbing. And, as you may have noticed, we're only talking about the side stuff. Considering the game also boasts a mature, historically significant story, features blazing, bullet-riddled missions that could fit right into any classic Western film and stars one of the most likable and believable heroes of this generation… well, that's why we feel so confident awarding Red Dead Redemption the (current) best game of 2010.
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