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Our Top Five Games Of Last Generation
Game Informer is going to help you start 2015 with a heavy duty dose of gaming. Throughout the day, we're going to have new stories going up penned by 16 editors looking back at the best of last generation.
As we pondered a theme for this holiday, we realized that the time of the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii is drawing to a close. Few games are being released exclusively on last-generation hardware, meaning the libraries are just about complete.
Each of us looked back at the generation that truly introduced connected gameplay to choose our five favorite games. Because the field is so wide, some of us opted to narrow our focus just a bit. You’ll find some surprises and plenty of room for debate.
Check back with us throughout the day to get to know our gaming preferences a bit better. Thanks for being with us in 2014 and for kicking off the new year with Game Informer!
- Andrew Reiner's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Joe Juba's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Wade Wojcik's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Jeff Cork's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Matt Helegeson's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Matt Bertz's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Matt Miller's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Daniel Tack's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Jeff Marchiafava's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Ben Hanson's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Ben Reeves' Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Matthew Kato's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Mike Futter's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Kyle Hilliard's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Tim Turi's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
- Kimberley Wallace's Top Five Games Of Last Generation
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