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Did This Year's Software Lineup Compare To 2012's?
This year was obviously a huge one for gamers, thanks in no small part to the recent release of PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. That said, last year was no slouch even though it wasn't as big on the hardware front (sorry, Wii U). We decided to list the big releases of both 2013 and 2012 and let you decide which one had the best releases.
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What do you think? Did this year trump 2012 on the software front?
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