It's pretty clear that Skyrim will win; kinda makes all the other votes pointless haha. I still voted for Zelda though 
Favorite Game of 2011 Survey!
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Well there was an option of 50 games, but only 23 have been voted so far so I guessing 27 games haven't even got a vote yet.gigastar said:
OT: Maybe Skyrim threatened the other voters with an arrow in the knee...
Wow, only one choice? But I love them all! Anyway, here's my vote and reason:
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
I've played it for over 70 hours, have barely done the main quest, have explored maybe 5 dungeons, and have never been bored. It's the only game to have ever sustained my interest for so long without me actively looking for something to do. Things find me instead. It's the only RPG I've played where I'm not obsessed with loot and stats, where I can have fun without combat and without all the best stuff.
Arkham City was close, but Skyrim has entertained me more than any game this year.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
I've played it for over 70 hours, have barely done the main quest, have explored maybe 5 dungeons, and have never been bored. It's the only game to have ever sustained my interest for so long without me actively looking for something to do. Things find me instead. It's the only RPG I've played where I'm not obsessed with loot and stats, where I can have fun without combat and without all the best stuff.
Arkham City was close, but Skyrim has entertained me more than any game this year.
I picked Deus Ex, because if theres a game i remember finishing this year and going "... i want to play it AGAIN!" as soon as i finished, it was that.
Skyrim is obviously the best game for many people. For me aswell. But I would also like to mention my runner up. Which is Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I haven't played any of the other Deus Ex games and I wasn't even interested in this game at first, then one day I figured I might aswell try it. And I loved it. Finished it twice, and it's still stuck in my head. It does have a few flaws though, the bosses for example, but the overall experience I had with the game was amazing. It was my game of the year until I played Skyrim infact.
But still, can't compete with Skyrim. Played it for over 150 hours. Tons of content. I've got 2 seperate characters which are the exact opposites of one another. And I haven't run into many of the same quests with them. So they're their own story, both unique. In a game which seems to be endless.
But still, can't compete with Skyrim. Played it for over 150 hours. Tons of content. I've got 2 seperate characters which are the exact opposites of one another. And I haven't run into many of the same quests with them. So they're their own story, both unique. In a game which seems to be endless.
Like Modern Warfare 3 which is conspicuously absent (not that I would vote for it)...I'm surprised there hasn't been an uproar about it yet. They must all be playing right now.sir.rutthed said:
1. I thought BF3 (my pick) would have a few more votes.
2. Skyrim is wining, surprise!
3. Nice to see at least one other fan of AC: AH out there. That would be my second favorite.
2. Skyrim is wining, surprise!
3. Nice to see at least one other fan of AC: AH out there. That would be my second favorite.
And of course Skyrim has over 1/3 of votes. I have got to try it out sooner or later considering that everyone is salivating over it.
I was thinking either that or Portal 2. BUT, I haven't played Skyrim yet, and you can hardly play Portal 2 for as long as Skyrim (not even in the white gel rooms).
I voted Minecraft for its innovations in letting me move and use 100s of different blocks, tools, and mechanisms.
I was thinking either that or Portal 2. BUT, I haven't played Skyrim yet, and you can hardly play Portal 2 for as long as Skyrim (not even in the white gel rooms).
I voted Minecraft for its innovations in letting me move and use 100s of different blocks, tools, and mechanisms.
I picked Skyrim of course, no game has engrossed me more since Morrowind.
Also.. who the fuck voted for Duke Nukem Forever >.>
Also.. who the fuck voted for Duke Nukem Forever >.>
What exactly is the point of this? Every person on this website knows damn well that Skyrim is going win by a landslide, regardless of whether it is actually worthy.
I enjoyed Binding of Isaac more than most games, I just can't fault the game...
(Can't believe I'm the only person who voted for it)
(Can't believe I'm the only person who voted for it)
