Here we are - the closing of this generation of video game systems. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are arriving on store shelves and are joining Nintendo's Wii U in the marketplace, thus restarting the chaotic battle for the gaming consumer's dollar. It was a generation of miracles visually, as the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 brought console gamers into the HD realm. The Wii, the underpowered member of the triumvirate, ended up shocking the world by tapping into a whole new audience and riding that momentum into a revenue windfall. On the handheld side of things, the PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS overlapped with much of the console generation and saw Nintendo's dual screen handheld set numerous sales records, while Sony's first foray into portable gaming didn't end in a crash and burn like many other competing handhelds had done in the past.
Over the years, so many games came out that pleased gamers on all parts of the spectrum. Games like Call of Duty and Assassin's Creed became mega hits that now thrill their fanbases on an annual basis, while small indie developers rose up to prominence with games that entertained us and moved us, such as Journey and To The Moon. All in all, anyone who has an interest in the video game medium had something this generation that they could enjoy and remember fondly.
To send off this generation of gaming, we present to your our Top 10 Games of the Generations. First, we'll post our individual Top 10 rankings with commentary, then we'll wrap it up with our overall Top 10 Games of the Generation, as decided by the combined votes of the gamrReview staff. Sit back, grab a snack of your choice and enjoy.
Systems included: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS, PC games released during this time frame....
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