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Josh from Bag of Games writes "This years wealth of phenomenal titles undeniably left gamers with an ever-increasing back log of great experiences to consume well after 2014s inevitable arrival, with highly anticipated releases like The Last of Us, Grand Theft Auto V, Bioshock Infinite, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and Tomb Raider pushing our current-gen consoles to the absolute limit before their next-gen counterparts predictably steal our undivided attention. But amongst the hidden gems, undiscovered masterpieces, and underappreciated sleeper hits populating our chosen systems lies the infamous bargain bin scrapers, games so unbelievably horrendous and downright disappointing that they completely shatter the expectations of gamers and the respectability of interactive entertainment as a whole. From ugly cash-grabbing movie tie-ins to poorly-crafted original experiences, the Bag of Games team has painfully journeyed through this years most atrocious titles; emerging bruised, batter...

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"Wow. What a phenomenal year of gaming, in fact, 2013 is arguably one of the best runs weve had since the late 2000s. Sure, weve still had all of our typical gods, gears and crysis, but more importantly, weve seen the introduction of many new series such as The Last of Us, and strong sequels in the way of Bioshock Infinite and Grand Theft Auto V. Weve experienced the launch of two new consoles, and weve also seen the indie genre thrive more than its ever done in the past, birthing life to an array of completely new genres. Thus, with so much happening, it begs the question, how can we tell you, our readers, what games deserve your time?" - GameCloud

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Well, it has been a fantastic year for video games people, and this week the Fate Cast Crew run down their individual top 3 games of 2013. Do we have a gaudy, poorly photoshopped trophy? You bet your ass. Will Bioshock Infinite get snubbed? Probably, but tune in anyway to find out! Additionally, the guys have some sweet games to give away on Steam, so post in the comments on our site about your favorite games this year for a shot at: Fear 1-3, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Batman Arkham City/Asylum, LOTR War in the North, Guardians of Middle Earth, Arkham Origins DLC, and Mortal Kombat Kollection. First come, first served, and be sure to let us know which one you want!

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It would seem that Bioshock Infinite and Persona IV: The Golden might be coming to PlayStation Plus in the near future, or at the very least receive heavy discounts.

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The following games have been nominated for Game of the Year by IGN: Grand Theft Auto V DOTA 2 Tearaway The Last of Us Device 6 Tomb Raider Super Mario 3D World Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Gone Home Bioshock Infinite Granted, I don't think Nintendo had a chance in this one. I'd be very [...]

Added: 17.12.2013 18:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


In this episode Matt lets lose his love for Elaine, Barry fails to recognize the Beach Boys, and Chris runs over chickens for 10 minutes. Games discussed include Hotline Miami, Bioshock Infinite, Zelda, Call of Duty: Doge, Grand Theft Auto 5, Killer Instinct, and much more. If you like what we do, be sure to leave a rating or review on iTunes.

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Critically Sane: "There is core value to Game of the Year. Our discussions always remind me of what I think is important in games, and the preparatory gameplay sessions seem to broaden my gameplay experiences with things I wouldnt normally dive into (though I still think Bioshock Infinite is torn down by its combat and The Walking Dead is the most overrated title ever made). Being forced to confront your own values in discussion and debate is an experience that makes you a better person."

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Critically Sane: "There is core value to Game of the Year. Our discussions always remind me of what I think is important in games, and the preparatory gameplay sessions seem to broaden my gameplay experiences with things I wouldnt normally dive into (though I still think Bioshock Infinite is torn down by its combat and The Walking Dead is the most overrated title ever made). Being forced to confront your own values in discussion and debate is an experience that makes you a better person."