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Reader's Choice Best of 2011: Vote Closed
It's award season, which means it's time for Game Informer to publish our Top 50 Games of the Year and give out our "Best Of" category winners in the upcoming February issue. Last year you let us know what you thought as the Reader's Choice award for Game of the Year went to Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and the editors gave Game of the Year to Red Dead Redemption.
Now it's your chance to vote for your favorite games of 2011.
Voting is easy. Votes taken from this page (click here or on the button below) will be tabulated until Monday, December 19, 2011 and included in our 2011 Staff & Reader Best of 2011 awards in the February issue (#226) available to subscribers in the beginning of January.
You can vote multiple times, and you do not have to vote in every category.
What are you waiting for? Go to our voter's ballot and have your say on what was the best of 2011. Tell your friends. Wake the neighbors. Put it on your blog. Twitter it like it's the fall of a world leader. Get out there and vote!
UPDATE: Voting ends December 19th, 2011 at 4:00 PM EST.
UPDATE: Voting is closed. Thanks for playing!
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