Assassin's Creed 2 for me, with runner-up honors to Left 4 Dead 2.

Man am I the only one that thinks dragon age's game play sucks and that the graphics hardly make it worth playing. Uncharted does everything right great graphics, great gameplay and great story. It blows away Batman even when batman is a great game. Left 4 dead 2 is a really long add on (nothing that fresh).

@chocoloco

The big question is, are you really into the type of games that Dragon Age represents?

Hmmm, don't want to burst your bubble, but explain me this: How come I enjoyed Dragon Age when I can't stand Oblivion but have no problem playing Fallout 3 (one of my favorite games this gen too!)?

You are what we call the Jersey Devil, Gremlins, Mothman and Yeti an imaginary thing that is part of your own imagination. That's correct you are imaginary yet you still have your own imagination, this happens from the existence of Imaginationland which is a imagination of Trey Parker so you are just a part of his mind. I'm happy to help you out with that problem of yours...

Does this mean... I'm going to die? I'm too much of a virgin to die!

Of course not! Your not real that means you can't die, only be forgotten in Trey's mind but hey there could be some girl imaginations in there to help your virginity problem...

I'm with you. Despite all the great games that have been released this year (and there have been a lot), Flower still manages to outdo them in my mind.

My biggest surprise of the year was Assassin's Creed II though. Thanks to my boycott, I was completely blown away when I first played it, and it went way beyond my expectations.

2009 has not been overwhelming as a year in gaming, but I am certainly happy about it!

Dragon's Age for me, that or Empire Total War. Probably gonna go with DA, the PC version of course. Finally an rpg which was mostly spared the dumbing down of RPGs due to consoles.

Everyone has their favourites and least liked games, but why go ahead and say burst my bubble? As if I made a personal attack. I just made a valid question, since he clearly stated something that could be in the context of not liking games like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights and Kotor, which more realistically are encompassed in the realm of gameplay that DA:O offers, rather than Oblivion and Fallout 3.