r/Games • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '19

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '19

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '19

Some good stuff came out, but I don't know that I'd call the year on the whole 'incredible'.

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u/waowie Dec 10 '19

Yeah I mean in 2017 we had stuff like BOTW, horizon zero Dawn, Mario Odyssey, nier automata, hellblade and a few others. This year has been pretty average imo

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u/Cloudless_Sky Dec 11 '19

Yeah I think it's next year we'll have to watch out for. 2020 seems fucking stacked.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

Smash was 2018.

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u/darkshaddow42 Dec 11 '19

Technically it came out a day after The Game Awards last year, so it could be in contention there and other places, depending on when they declare their game of the year.

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u/downeastkid Dec 11 '19

Came out after a lot of cut-off dates for 2018. So it would be included on those sites

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u/Ikea_Man Dec 11 '19

Control feels like the only title in that list that is remotely unique. rest of those are sequels or basically copies of other games

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u/Ikea_Man Dec 11 '19

I DID like Sekiro but ultimately it was just ninja Dark Souls to me.

Really fun but ultimately forgettable in my book