gamesetwatch.com - 12/10/2008
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[Continuing Gamasutra's year-end retrospective, Eric Caoili picks out the top five overlooked games of 2008, from Roogoo through Culdcept Saga and beyond -- with ten other 'honorable mentions' also included.]
Throughout December, Gamasutra will be presenting a year-end retrospective, ...
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The Best Of 2008: Top 5 Overlooked Games
GoNintendo —
... I’m not often mean to you guys…I don’t think that I ever am! In this instance, I am not being mean…just stern. If you have the means to purchase Soul Bubbles, but haven’t done so yet…you are part of the problem! While I wish the game wasn’t overlooked, it’s still so nice to see the game getting some industry attention. Full list here This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 10th, 2008 at 2:42 pm and is filed under ...
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