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Reader & Staff Game Of The Year 2010 Picks
We made our picks for the best games of the year, so now it's time to see what the readers think. Users on this website voted for the best games in a variety of categories. Some of the winners line up neatly with ours, but a few dark horses won the readers' acclaim. See how your favorites stack up with these complete results. Be sure to pick up the February #214 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim issue for the complete Top 50 Games of 2010 feature.
Game of the Year
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Reader
Red Dead Redemption - Staff
Best Downloadable
Limbo
Best Shooter
Call of Duty: Black Ops - Reader
Halo: Reach - Staff
Best Platformer
Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Reader
Donkey Kong Country Returns - Staff
Best Action
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Reader
Red Dead Redemption - Staff
Best Strategy
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
Best Puzzle
Bejeweled 3 - Reader
Ilomilo - Staff
Best Rhythm/Music
Rock Band 3 - Reader
DJ Hero 2 - Staff
Best Competitive
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Reader
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty - Staff
Best Sports
Fifa 11 - Reader
MLB 10: The Show - Staff
Best Handheld Exclusive
God of War: Ghost of Sparta
Best PC Exclusive
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
Best Playstation 3 Exclusive
God of War III
Best Xbox 360 Exclusive
Halo: Reach
Best RPG
Mass Effect 2
Best Racing
Gran Turismo 5
Best Co-Op
Halo: Reach
Best Fighting
Super Street Fighter IV
Best Wii Exclusive
Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Reader
Donkey Kong Country Returns - Staff
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