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was another odd year for the PC, which seemingly lost a step or two to
the overwhelming popularity of the home consoles. But some major releases
offered a reminder that PC gaming is still quite a force to be reckoned
with. We had a very, very hard time selecting an overall PC Game of the Year winner. The competition was fierce, but eventually we went with our gut instinct... |
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Revolutionary PC Game of 2002 |
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Neverwinter
Nights After years of anticipation, Neverwinter Nights finally arrived in 2002 and took PC role-playing to revolutionary new heights. With a fantastic engine, brilliant multiplayer and perhaps the most extendability of any game ever released, this more than lived up to its hype. Besides, you can download and play through Vault of the Drow. Beat that. |
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Best
PC Game - Action |
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Best
PC Game - Multiplayer |
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Best
PC Game - RPG Didn't see that one coming, eh? There was no greater gaming joy for old-school geeks this year than Neverwinter Nights. Mixing basic D&D multiplayer concepts with a fantastic new engine and 3rd edition rules, NWN spoke to the inner gaming nerd in all of us. |
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Best
PC Game - Strategy A very close second for Game of the Year, WarCraft III was clearly the strategy game of choice in 2002. It had a lot to live up to, and we're pleased that it did justice to its past while laying the groundwork for a bright, bright future. Zug Zug! |
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