02
Jan
09

Compare and Contrast


I’m sure most of you have already seen Joystiq’s Game of the Year list, but I just wanted to put up a side-by-side for comparison’s sake. We did a Top 5, as opposed to their Top 10, so I’m only going to put up their last five. Here they are, Joystiq on the left, Threevue on the right:

5: Braid                                             5: Dead Space

4: Fallout 3                                       4: Rock Band 2/Left 4 Dead

3: Left 4 Dead                                  3: GTAIV

2: Metal Gear Solid 4                     2: Fallout 3

1: Fable 2                                         1: Braid

So there you have it. The two greatest surprises for me are the absense of GTAIV in Joystiq entire Top 10, and that Fable 2 was their numero uno. That’s the beauty of modern games, though, there is so much variety that one man’s GOTY can be another man’s No-TY.



6 Responses to “Compare and Contrast”


  1. January 2, 2009 at 6:41 pm

    Yeah, I was surprised that Fable II was their #1. As I was reading their list, I kept trying to narrow down what their #1 was, and right before getting to it I said to myself, “oh crap, I bet they picked Fable, that’s bull crap.” – and I was right.

  2. January 2, 2009 at 8:58 pm

    I love Fallout 3.
    Thanks

  3. 3 Mark Hill
    January 3, 2009 at 2:35 am

    Russ, at the beginning of their post, they said that their #1 was a sequel, and as I got to the end, I could have sworn it was going to be Rock Band 2. I was really surprised when I saw Fable II.

  4. January 3, 2009 at 8:06 am

    Dear Sony PSP,

    I love Fallout 3, too. And cheese!

  5. January 4, 2009 at 6:36 am

    I also love Fallout 3 – not bothered either way about cheese, but def wouldn’t want to combine both.

    That would surely either taste bad, or destroy my 360


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