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X-Men Destiny

A new trailer for X-Men: Destiny has been released, showing off new characters and explosions. The game will allow you to take control of the child of a “human zealot” that sees mutants as “nature’s greatest mistake”.  From there, you’ll have a choice of three different candidates, whom have all been “officially integrated into the X-Men cannon.”

Furthermore, you’re going to be put up against many tough decisions throughout the game that will likely alter the traits of your character.  Not only that, but you’re even going to be able to warp the powers of your own mutant by gathering the genes of other mutants.






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L.A. Noire

In the month or so since its release, L.A. Noire has become pretty divisive, even in our own offices. On the one hand, the game is smartly written, visually fascinating and unlike anything else on the market. On the other, some find its system of evidence and interrogation too rigid and confusing, and its action tends to favor “dramatic” outcomes instead of, say, simply letting players catch up with fleeing perps. It’s not perfect, and it’s not for everyone.

So why’s it on this list? Ambition, for starters. At its core, Noire is a linear detective story that tells you when to investigate, when to shoot and when to ask questions, but it isn’t content to stop there, and lavishes an incredible amount of detail and personality on its freely explorable re-creation of 1940s Los Angeles. Its story pulls no punches, and is immensely compelling as a result, with memorable characters whose motion-captured faces turned out surprisingly easy on the eyes.







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The Legend of Zelda : Ocarina Of Time 3D

This shouldn’t come as a surprise. A masterfully remade version of one of the most celebrated and best-selling adventures our medium has ever seen? Of course it’s going to be in this article. And even though this remake of a 1998 game bumps something genuinely new off the list, we can’t imagine there’s much dissent. Everything that made Ocarina memorable back then is still relevant today, making this a perfect introduction to the series for newcomers, as well as a misty eyed love letter to those who sprinted home from school to ride across the Hyrulian countryside way back in 1998.







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