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Top Ten of 2010 – 5. Fallout: New Vegas
The sequel to the brilliant Fallout 3 was left in the hands of Obsidian, who did such a fantastic job of recapturing the feel of the original games.
Top Ten of 2010 – 6. Alan Wake
The number 6 spot goes to a game that went through a 183 year development cycle, delayed multiple times, infamously cancelled on the PC before finally releasing as an Xbox 360 exclusive. It was well worth the wait.
Top Ten of 2010 – 7. Battlefield: Bad Company 2
The Battlefield series has always been about the large-scale, team based death and destruction. But somehow, it’s never got the building demolition and tactical advantages of an RPG to the side of a house quite right. Until Bad Company 2 was released, that is…
Top Ten of 2010 – 8. Bioshock 2
Bioshock 2 was definitely a risky move for the developers to make after the brilliant success of its predecessor, since it’s often all too easy to ruin something great by creating a sequel. Obviously, we felt this wasn’t the case with Bioshock 2, because we bloody loved it.
Top Ten of 2010 – 9. Just Cause 2
Just Cause 2 is essentially an international super-spy-sim. Just think about all the amazingly stupendous and wacky scenes of coolness from any of your favourite spy movies, and then imagine being able to play tons of them out at your leisure. This is the ultimate secret-agent-super-hero game of 2010, and possibly ever.
Top Ten of 2010 – 10. Enslaved
Coming in 10th place in our Top Ten of 2010 is the gorgeous and completely memorable Enslaved: Odyssey to the West. To us, this underrated hidden gem was well worth knowing hardly anything about until it was released, because otherwise we would have been far too eager to play it for a long, long time.
BcR’s Top 10 Games Countdown – 2010
2010 has been an amazing year for gaming, and the industry has never ceased to surprise and impress us with plenty of fantastic new games, be they mainstream or indie, there have been some bloody brilliant things to get our hands on this year.
To celebrate an epic year of gaming, we’ve gone through a surprisingly difficult process of deciding which games out of the 35+ greatest ones we could remember since January we thought were the best, and over the next 10 days we will be counting down our agreed-upon top ten video games for 2010.