Fashionably late as ever, and following in lieu of the rest of the Gaming Daily crew here’s my top three games for last year. Mine’s up a little late as I’ve been in the yew ess of ay for the past three weeks, but lets pretend I used that time to properly reflect on this list (instead of just thinking on it for 5 minutes then trying to justify my choices). The reasoning behind this is not what I think was the best game to come out this year, but what I enjoyed the most. Or some crap. 3) Ben…
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Game of The Year 2009 – Ed
January 6, 2010 – 12:00 pm
By Ed Fenning
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Posted in PC Gaming Nonsense
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Also tagged Adventure Games, Backtracking, Bell Jar, Best Game, Chassis, Chickens, Crap, crysis, Degree Angle, Enough Money, Game Of The Year, Gaming Machine, Good Graphics, Graphics Card, Heat Sink, High Resolution, Humour, Killing Floor, Logic Skills, Mechanic, motherboard, New Case, Old Case, Peppermint, Pliers, Puzzle, Puzzles, Quips, Rope, Sword, Three Games, Time Gentlemen, Ula, Untimely Death, Utter Rubbish, Waste Of My Time, Wurm Online, Yew
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Football Manager 2010
December 1, 2009 – 7:27 pm
Me reviewing Football Manager is a bit like an addict reviewing crack, while I may find it fantastically moreish, others wonder why on earth I thought it was a good idea to try it in the first place. Like most addictions, the first step is admitting you have a problem, I’ve had this particular one since the release of Championship Manager 4 first introduced the 2d (now 3d) match engine. A revolutionary step for the series which had previously (don’t laugh) relied on players watching the commentary text, with no visual representation of the field. FM 2010 represents another massive…
By Tom Hatfield
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Posted in Review
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Also tagged Accessibility, Addict, Championship Manager 4, Civilisation, Crack, Dugout, Earth, Encouragement, Football Manager, Football Team, Fundementals, games, Laugh, Number Crunching, Participation, Puzzles, Revolutionary Step, Slider, Sliders, Strategy Game, Tactic, Tin, User Friendliness, Visual Representation
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