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Too Much Crap Came Out Today
Between retail, digital, and download content, about 50,000 games released today. What is so special about October 9? What happened today? There is good stuff, bad stuff, mediocre stuff, Kinect stuff – you can check out the full list below.
Is this a good thing, or a bad thing? Is it good to have a huge buffet of video games all at once, or would you rather it be spread out a little more? Maybe push a few of these games into the Summer when the video game well seems to dry up? We already asked everyone about Dishonored versus XCOM. Are you planning on picking up any of these other games?
Retail
- Dishonored
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown
- Fable: The Journey
- Just Dance 4
- Harry Potter Kinect
- Dragon Ball Z Kinect
- Code of Princess
Digital
- Retro City Rampage
- Naught Bear: Panic in Paradise
- Worms Revolution
- Walking Dead Episode 4
- Machinarium
- Derrick the Deathfin
- Sunflowers
- Warlords
- Port Royale 3
DLC
- Borderlands 2: Mechromancer
- Mass Effect 3: Retaliation
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