GO Kinect!!! The only games I've seen are kiddy games, dancing games and flat worst "attempts" of games for this "revolutionary technology". Go Hardcore gamers!!!
Table of Contents
Calendar of Events
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Monday
- DEC 13
- Awards Begin Categories Revealed
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Monday
- DEC 20
- Editors' Choice Awards Special Achievements
- Tuesday Dec 21 - Dubious Honors
- Wednesday Dec 22 - Genre Awards
- Thursday Dec 23 - Platform Awards
- Friday Dec 24 - Game of the Year
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Monday
- JAN 10
- Readers' Choice Awards Voting Ends
About the Awards
GameSpot's Best of 2010 awards cover special achievements in the field of advancements for games, dubious honors for less-than-admirable qualities, and full awards for individual genres and every major platform. Nominations and awards are the result of rigorous debate among GameSpot's editors, who select up to five finalists and one winner for almost every category (the Game of the Year category includes up to 10 finalists). To qualify for an editorial award, games must have been reviewed by GameSpot between January 1, 2010, and November 30, 2010.
Award categories are intended to call out those games that truly deserve the attention--therefore, while each award is meaningful, it's considered an honor simply to be nominated.
Dubious Honors
Flat-Out Worst Game
While there are often many great games released each year, there are usually many more terrible ones. This category calls out some of the very worst games of 2010.
Watch the video below for more!
GameSpot's Best Games of 2010 Readers' Choice WinnerAnd the winner is…
Fighters Uncaged
Fighters Uncaged is a clumsy brawling game with lousy controls and a scoring system that makes no sense. If you play only one Kinect game this year, do not, under any circumstances, make it this one.
Readers' Choice Voting
- Winner
- Results
And the winner is…
Prison Break: The Conspiracy
- Publisher: Deep Silver
- Developer: ZootFly
Take on the undercover role of Tom Paxton as "The Company" sends you behind bars to infiltrate Fox River Penitentiary. Unravel the mystery and discover how it was that Michael Scofield was sent to the same prison as his brother, Lincoln Burrows.
| Title | Vote Result Graph | % of Votes | # of Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
Fighters Uncaged |
25% | 6,919 | |
Prison Break: The Conspiracy |
44% | 11,981 | |
TerRover |
4% | 982 | |
Deca Sports Freedom |
9% | 2,358 | |
Alter Ego |
1% | 379 | |
Last Rebellion |
1% | 379 | |
MotionSports |
3% | 811 | |
N3II: Ninety-Nine Nights |
6% | 1,580 | |
Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles |
7% | 1,977 |
8 comments
I Still want to try fighters uncaged just to see how bad it really is... i see nothing wrong with deca sports freedom...
Isn't it strange... the bad games just had plain bad graphics before. Now even the worst of the bunch have passable looking visuals. Just shows that us gamers have to be even more on our toes in our fight against lousy games!
That commercial does do a good job of making me want to fight though. I really want to punch that douche playing.
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