Yes, friends, more than 30 editors located all over the world set aside their ages, allegiances and personal favorites to pick the hundred best videogames that the planet has ever seen! There was fighting, there was mayhem, and there was pizza -- lots and lots of pizza.
Seriously, do we need one of these each year? These next to useless list being annual makes them even less credible. Do enough quality games come out that the list is constantly shifting? Did you realize that one game was worse/better than what you thought last year?
Well after about a week, Galaxy has dropped back down to 2nd place and Ocarina of Time has taken back its throne. Galaxy has taken the title from Ocarina of Time longer than any other game, so that's an achievement. It was nice to see some change of the ranking list but that time has passed. Will a game ever take the throne? Probably not.
Wahlberg is negotiating to play the titular cop who is haunted by the tragic loss of his family and has little regard for rules as he investigates a series of mysterious murders. He finds himself up against an adversary bent on destroying Max and the streets he protects.
He actually seems like a perfect fit for me, especially after Shooter.
This has to be the best gaming commercial that I've seen this generation, definitely blows the shit out of the "Wii want to play" commercials. Runner up: The Bioshock commercials.
Please, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Damien and I am 18 years old. I recently joined the Air Force but I'm not leaving for basic training until January 1st.
I've been gaming ever since I was five after I was first introduced to Sonic the Hedgehog. My favorite game series would have to Halo, Half-Life, and the various Mario platformers and spin offs.
I'm into horror and comedy movies. My favorite TV shows would have to be Dexter, Heroes and The Office.
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