Best games of the year? Where do we start? As 2010 gets ready to draw its last breath we’ve cast our mind back to what has been an absolute corker of a year for gaming. On all fronts. From the colourful charms of Mario Galaxy 2 to the explosive military violence of Call of Duty: Black Ops, 2010 offered up something for everyone. Those are just two of the titles that make up the best games of 2010. Read on to discover the rest.
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What a year 2010 has been for the Apple iPad. In re-entering the tablet market Apple has also birthed one of the best handheld games consoles around. Whatever you think about the iPad there’s no denying the amount of top quality games available for it. Got one for Christmas? Then read on for our pick of the best iPad games of 2010. Which of these gaming must-haves do you own?
2010 was a stonking year for gadget launches, as a ton of kit trampled our bank balance and changed our lives for ever. We saw the iPad, iPhone 4, PlayStation Move, Xbox Kinect, Galaxy Tab, Freeview HD and the might of Nokia and Intel launching err, MeeGo. But which was the best gadget launch of 2010?
Read on, and we’ll break down the best kit, given the best launches, and firing us up firmly for a gadget-stuffed 2011.
We’ve asked you what the best gadget of 2010 has been for you, and who’s come out top as the figurehead of tech in 2010, but what about the year ahead? What’s coming in 2011 that just can’t come soon enough? Click and tell us what you’re looking forward to in 2011…
There’s less than a fortnight left of the year that was 2010, and we’re weighing up our pros and cons. Cons: the 3DS didn’t arrive in time for Christmas. Pros: Kinect works. If you had to name one gadget that’s been released this year as the best thing to come out of 2010, what would it be? Click and tell, and don’t forget to tell us who you think the gadget don of 2010 is too!
The James Dyson Award winner has been crowned today, anointed with efficiently and accurately directed air by James Dyson himself. The winner for the 2010 James Dyson Award is a buoyancy bazooka called Longreach, a device that shoots an emergency buoyancy aid up to 150m out to sea. A red and white life ring this is not. It’s packed with flares and expands to forty times its original size when it hits the water.
Sonic Colours will be crash landing on your Wii and DS on November 12. Click through for a new extended gameplay trailer, to get a look at what to expect from the upcoming Sonic Colours…