@robbie23: No release date yet, ConcernedApe is still working on it and 1.6 update for SV

Although some titles have gain popularity over the year, it's a nice list that recommend some great games. Keep it up with works like this. Also, consider adding Shadow Gambit as a bonus

Now that gap between 2001 and 2008 was an interesting insight, titles like Half Life 2, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Company of Heroes, or The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion weren't "must-plays" regardless genre, developer, settings, or systems at that time.

Thanks for the article, it certainly helps to support the concept that review scores are a thing of the past. And for anyone in the doubt go check Frost's Cold Take on "Why Are We Still Using Review Scores?"

Wow, GS necro'ing their own last year's articles never gets "old" uh.
As some fellow readers pointed out, AT LEAST update the list before changing the date.

Luckily this isn't a milk carton or some medicine.

Thanks, I really needed to see that LOL

This could be really positive . . . if it wasn't for EA. Hope BioWare comes back in its full glory

"Some brief moments of frustration." --Brought by oneself you meant.
Antichamber finally lead me to avoid any spoilers or walkthroughs from GameFaqs, I played it and if I ever got stuck, I went to bed and started over the following day. It's an unique experience on its own and failing is part of succeding.
I concur with this review though, it summarises one good share of what you can expect because every trip leads to a personal journey.

PC clearly wins, yet it's arguable which has the upper hand among consoles. Objectively speaking, 360 lacks some effects or details that PS3 don't, and viceversa. Anyway, I will always be a proud PC gamer.