2017 was truly Nintendo’s year, as you’ll see as you look over the list below. The Nintendo Switch launched in March and immediately became a massive success on the back of the fantastic Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and the novelty of the system’s home and handheld duality. And the best line-up of the year came on a Nintendo system. The game industry news was constant, and often very bad.Īt least the games were often very good. Studios continued to be shut down left and right, from Visceral to Runic to Gazillion. In news directly related to that, the supposed death of single-player games was widely editorialized throughout the industry, after EA shut down Visceral Games (who were working on a heavily anticipated single-player Star Wars adventure) and games like Prey and Dishonored: Death of the Outsider underperformed. The predatory nature of loot boxes became a legitimate mainstream political issue, proving once again that the economics of the videogame industry make no sense and basically nuking the launch of what EA assumed would be a best-selling Star Wars game. Head to our Best of 2018 hub to see all the winners so far.2017 was a fairly tumultuous year for the videogame industry. GameSpot will be unveiling our picks for the best games and entertainment of 2018 throughout December. WarioWare's weird and carefree style is what made the series so endearing over the years, and its WarioWare Gold shows that the game's charm hasn't overstayed its welcome just yet. Though there's a story mode that justifies the nonsensical spitfire of out of context micro-games, the why is quickly thrown by the wayside in favor of having you dive head-first into the madness.
In WarioWare Gold, the nightmare gallery of over 300 micro mini-games are sent your way in rapid succession-things like plucking someone's nose hair, sumo wrestling an opponent, and even repeating basic gameplay actions from classic NES games. It's hard to fathom that the WarioWare series has already been around for 15 years-but it has, and we're all the better for it. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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