Tschumi
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Hey again homies.
... The tale so far....
Voted best Assassin's Creed title: Assassin's Creed 2
Voted best Supergiant Games title: Hades*
Voted best Blizzard title: Diablo 2 + Expansion/Remaster
Voted best Rockstar title: Red Dead Redemption 2
Voted best Naughty Dog title: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Voted best Valve title: --
Voted best FromSoftware title: --
Voted best Arkane Studios title: --
Voted best Bethesda Softworks title: --
Voted best Bioware title: --
Voted best Konami title: --
Voted best Id Software title: --
They're coming thick and fast now, because why not? We've got plenty of developers to get through! As a rule I think I'll chuck another one up as soon as the previous one(s) start falling off the second page of the board.
How 'bout that logo ey
I like Valve, they seem to be committed to playing by their own rules and making games that bust open the industry as a whole. Their platform of Steam entirely changed my life and my relationship to gaming, and pretty much decided back in the mid-00s that I was gonna be a digital ownership gamer for life. I'd never conceived of being able to buy a game like Morrowind for $4.99... Or even $2.99 sometimes, if memory serves...
Anyway, besides Steam they've also just happened to chuck out some of the seminal achievements of computer gaming. And we're here today to band together and determine which of these were the best.
Notes on the poll:
This is a big one, phew. I've done this because it seems like even their tools/mod spinoffs have been so important that they impacted gaming in some way, themselves. I've tried to condense things down, and I skipped Ricochet and a bunch of late-10s games that I've never heard of (Artifact?) but I'll add them to the poll if requested. There can't be many slots left on this bish.
I've basically posted every CS variation up to Global Offensive (aside from Condition Zero which was a bit of a flop and came out the same year as Source) because I'm aware that they pretty much all had long run times. I personally did most of my CSing with CS: Source.
coming soon... FromSoftware...
... The tale so far....
Voted best Assassin's Creed title: Assassin's Creed 2
Voted best Supergiant Games title: Hades*
Voted best Blizzard title: Diablo 2 + Expansion/Remaster
Voted best Rockstar title: Red Dead Redemption 2
Voted best Naughty Dog title: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Voted best Valve title: --
Voted best FromSoftware title: --
Voted best Arkane Studios title: --
Voted best Bethesda Softworks title: --
Voted best Bioware title: --
Voted best Konami title: --
Voted best Id Software title: --
They're coming thick and fast now, because why not? We've got plenty of developers to get through! As a rule I think I'll chuck another one up as soon as the previous one(s) start falling off the second page of the board.
How 'bout that logo ey
I like Valve, they seem to be committed to playing by their own rules and making games that bust open the industry as a whole. Their platform of Steam entirely changed my life and my relationship to gaming, and pretty much decided back in the mid-00s that I was gonna be a digital ownership gamer for life. I'd never conceived of being able to buy a game like Morrowind for $4.99... Or even $2.99 sometimes, if memory serves...
Anyway, besides Steam they've also just happened to chuck out some of the seminal achievements of computer gaming. And we're here today to band together and determine which of these were the best.
Notes on the poll:
This is a big one, phew. I've done this because it seems like even their tools/mod spinoffs have been so important that they impacted gaming in some way, themselves. I've tried to condense things down, and I skipped Ricochet and a bunch of late-10s games that I've never heard of (Artifact?) but I'll add them to the poll if requested. There can't be many slots left on this bish.
I've basically posted every CS variation up to Global Offensive (aside from Condition Zero which was a bit of a flop and came out the same year as Source) because I'm aware that they pretty much all had long run times. I personally did most of my CSing with CS: Source.
coming soon... FromSoftware...
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