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Aldro said:
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Why is Galaxy winning over Galaxy 2? I'm confused.


Because Galaxy 2 has no chance of winning in this poll. The Last of Us must be stopped, you hear me.

Make a thread and ask which game Nintendo fans prefer between Galaxy 1 and Galaxy 2 and you'll see the majority voting for Galaxy 2 :D

Yeah, that's the feeling I'm getting right now. 28 for Galaxy 1 and 1 for Galaxy 2. Lol, that can't be what people think.

Just look at Uncharted 2, it is barely getting anything either. This is basic console BS war. Sad, because galaxy would have been my choice, but guess I will go with Tales of Vesperia.

My reasoning for it being Game of The Generation is it got me Sony-Nintendo guy, to purchase Xbox360 and actually enjoy that console for 3 years. 

Well I think a lot of the people that really liked Uncharted 2 also really liked TLoU, and TLoU is newer and arguably a fresher experience. SMG winning over SMG2 makes no sense to me, since SMG2 was supposed to be an improvement in most areas (hence the crazy high review scores)

Yeah it does seem a bit slanted. How there is one vote for SMG 2 (considering how much praise the second game gets) is baffling to me..

And I'm only one of two people here who actually prefered UC2 to TLoU o_O

UC3 > UC2

Hmm no. I respect your opinion but UC3 for me, was the weakest game in the series.

The story in UC3 was by far the worst. The villians were meh and ending section of the game was (to put bluntly) underwhelming. Pacing, too, I found to be not as on point as the others.

To be honest, I felt they put too much emphasis in trying to make it feel cinematic; focusing on the presentation and big set pieces over the other aspects in the game. Too many scripted scenes and the long drawn out linear sections of UC3 really slowed down progress for me, taking some of the fun out of it (especially on multiple playthroughs). But to each to their own.