GTAV, The Last of Us, Watch Dogs, MGS Ground Zeroes, Crysis3, the new SimCity, and Bioshock

The last of us, fifa14

and MW4

FIFA 14, WWE 14 and MW4 if it comes out this year.

GTA V, Tomb Raider, Bioshock:Infinite and Gears: Judgment ( despite the fact it looks like its being codified i'm a fanboy of the franchise and i would be lying to myself if i say i won't buy it.)

I don't have any will power basically

Are there any good multiplayer games coming out this year? Not sure I like single player games.

There's a lack of elite multiplayer games nowadays. I mean considering online gaming is one of the biggest things nowadays, there should be more elite multiplayer games.

I'm sorry for being a d1ck , but how can one look forward to a COD game nowadays ...I mean what would be the point of playing MW4 online if it's going to be the same ish as MW3 , unless you're telling me that they're making it for next gen ...

fanboy

Starbound, Kaiju Combat

Don't like much games though always the Fifas get me excited...

Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (HOW THE F*** DOES THE 2nd BIGGEST ESPORTS TITLE IN THE WORLD NOT EVEN GET A MENTION IN THE POLL?!)

Sim City
Watch Dogs.
Bioshock

Games which I feel should've gotten a mention:
Metro: Last Light

Dark Souls II

Bayonetta 2

Most anticipated for me are GTA V and Starcraft 2: HotS

I agree with Phritz's outrage. WTF. Replace Tomb Raider or that Beyondce game with HotS, I don't think anybody has heard of those games before.

Yohan Modric wrote:Are there any good multiplayer games coming out this year? Not sure I like single player games.

There's a lack of elite multiplayer games nowadays. I mean considering online gaming is one of the biggest things nowadays, there should be more elite multiplayer games.

SC2, Dota, LoL are all elite multiplayer games. I don't like MOBAS much, but Dota2 and LoL deserve mentions as great multiplayers/esports, and SC2 is of course up there and just a baws even though I haven't played it cause I'm strapped for time and commitment.

CBarca wrote:Most anticipated for me are GTA V and Starcraft 2: HotS

I agree with Phritz's outrage. WTF. Replace Tomb Raider or that Beyondce game with HotS, I don't think anybody has heard of those games before.

Tomb Raider looks outstanding tbh it deserves to be there, i'm extremely excited about it.

CBarca wrote:

Yohan Modric wrote:Are there any good multiplayer games coming out this year? Not sure I like single player games.

There's a lack of elite multiplayer games nowadays. I mean considering online gaming is one of the biggest things nowadays, there should be more elite multiplayer games.

SC2, Dota, LoL are all elite multiplayer games. I don't like MOBAS much, but Dota2 and LoL deserve mentions as great multiplayers/esports, and SC2 is of course up there and just a baws even though I haven't played it cause I'm strapped for time and commitment.

Are those PC only?

I would have said dark millenium (sp?) but it got scrapped.

Yohan Modric wrote:

CBarca wrote:

Yohan Modric wrote:Are there any good multiplayer games coming out this year? Not sure I like single player games.

There's a lack of elite multiplayer games nowadays. I mean considering online gaming is one of the biggest things nowadays, there should be more elite multiplayer games.

SC2, Dota, LoL are all elite multiplayer games. I don't like MOBAS much, but Dota2 and LoL deserve mentions as great multiplayers/esports, and SC2 is of course up there and just a baws even though I haven't played it cause I'm strapped for time and commitment.

Are those PC only?

Yes. PC gaming is the way to go. Consoles are good and have their place, but really if you want online competitiveness at the highest level, PC games are the best.

Don't worry guys I'm pulling your chain. I've heard of both but don't know much about either.

Lack of elite multiplayer games? Wtf?
There's
League of Legends (team-based):
Counterstrike 1.6 (team-based):

Quake Live (Individual):

Starcraft II: WoL (Individual):

DOTA 2 (team-based)


and others that are not quite elite but deserve a mention like Bloodline: Champions, Heroes of Newerth, Tribez Ascend and World of Tanks

Well I only play on console.

Looks like there's a lot of good multiplayer games on PC.

Yohan Modric wrote:Well I only play on console.

Looks like there's a lot of good multiplayer games on PC.

Complaining about lack of elite competitive multiplayer games when you only play console is like only watching the J-League and complaining about the quality of football in the world.

PC gaming is teeming with elite competitive multiplayer games. As you can see in Phritz's post, there are many I didn't mention.

Maybe you might want to look into Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 and Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition for good online esports-like games (you can call them esports but I think fighting gamers prefer not to call them as such). Although you don't seem the fighter game type and they are individual.

Vastly oversimplified but the analogy is remarkably accurate :3

Please..

If it werent for consoles majority of the game developers would have been bust by now..

Starcraft 2 exp and Last of us for me.

You shouldn't be making comments like that when you think is that the GTA IV engine was innovative and ahead of its time

Then there's the fact that THQ has gone bust just this past month because of how the console industry works. Are you trying to make yourself look stupid on purpose? Saying something like that is like saying Twilight is saving the Book industry. What's more accurate is that Consoles are to the gaming industry what Record Labels are to the music industry.

Consoles have in fact done the opposite to what you claim and prevented smaller developers from staking a foothold in the industry because there's now only a room for massive franchises and not new IP. (Take Homefront, one of THQ's games, it has an awesome multiplayer but the game sold less than Medal of Honour even because just like every preteen girl lining up for Twilight instead of a book that's actually good, every preteen boy lined up for CoD)

Consoles have turned the gaming industry into a Hollywood-like industry and the only thing stopping another breakdown like the E.T. fiasco is the fact that videogaming is so entrenched in culture now.