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God of War and Fight Night Round 2 kicked off with grace and power and beauty. So even though was an excellent year for PlayStation 2 gaming, featured some of the absolute best and most addictive titles the system has ever seen.

So lament once again, friends, for another wonderful year for our beloved PS2 has passed into memory. For a title like this, good design includes an accessible combat system that's both fluid and deep. Good design requires art direction that consistently amazes with dazzling visuals and uncompromising artistic consistency. Good design demands an epic audio score to complement the gorgeous presentation. And finally, no game is designed well unless it has an engaging storyline that makes completing the quest worthwhile.

God of War is all this and more. God of War is simply designed brilliantly and it shows every single step of the way. The game begins dramatically, with a suicide, and ends even more amazingly. Besides the games themselves, we'll be looking at some community stuff and more. Awards for console games will be coming up later on. You guys voted for it! Isn't a democracy wonderful? Thanks for participating in Voodoo Extreme's best PC games of awards. Grats to all the lucky winners!

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IGN's winner for Game of the Year is Some people play Forza Horizon 5 for its gorgeous scenery or accurate vehicles. Some play it for its online community and competitive races. Others are into making detailed custom designs or completing challenges.

Still, others like to drive cars off cliffs. The brilliance of Forza Horizon 5 is the way in which it welcomes and embraces every one of these types of people by presenting enough roadway for them to drive on for miles. Its adoring rendition of Mexico is beautiful from coast to jungle, from city to desert, peppered with ever-changing weather and real-world details that make driving through it all — which is a lot!

Deathloop is one of the most fascinating video games of not just , but the last few years. On paper, it sounds daunting and almost absurd, but developer Arkane Studios makes the entire process not just effortless and accessible, but truly exciting.

This is all delivered with an incredibly stylish and confident presentation, making for a game that looks, sounds, feels, and plays like no other. There were plenty of reasons to be pessimistic about Halo Infinite heading into it: the departure of not one but two directors on the project before Halo co-creator Joseph Staten parachuted in to help steer Infinite to the finish line, the painful delay to the Xbox Series X's second holiday instead of its first one, and But developer Industries gets the last laugh and we get the last smiles, because Halo Infinite delivers.

Its single-player campaign reinvigorates the series by organically blending Halo's classic combat sandbox with a massive Halo ring you're free to explore and cause trouble in, like a glorious mash-up of Halo 1 and Halo 3. Its multiplayer boldly goes free-to-play and gives players both old and new something it turned out the first-person shooter space desperately needed: a pure arena shooter that overdelivers on fun and cuts out any of the trendy nonsense battle pass issues notwithstanding.

In total, it is a package that restores Halo to its rightful place in the video game zeitgeist, and one that no FPS fan should miss. There's a scene in John Wick 2 where a dedicated gun sommelier outfits John Wick with weapons catered to his exact tastes. IO Interactive is sort of like this sommelier, presenting would-be assassins with a delectable buffet of deadly choices in Hitman 3. Whether that's the urge to pull off a perfectly professional hit with only the finest weapons, or being able to lure your target into a large grape press at an exclusive winery, Hitman 3 caters to your whims.

With Hitman 3, IO Interactive created an immaculate toybox that combines high-end luxury with tremendous fun. You can be efficient or outrageous as you'd like in the world of Hitman, and Hitman 3 is the finest effort yet in the series where the only boundaries are really the ones you haven't broken yet. Some game developers want to make you feel powerful. Others want you to feel smart.



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