lectronic Arts was showing off Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure at Nintendo's recent Media Summit, and IGN continues to like what they see. The action/puzzle hybrid sports slick visuals, a good sense of humor, and an interesting mash-up of play styles.
Good games that stay beneath $10.
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Game Podunker rrquinta writes "Probably the biggest reason many have never heard of Henry Hatworth's adventure is due to relatively little marketing on behalf of EA. Coming from one of the creator's of World of Goo, you would have thought EA would have pushed the title more, considering the success of that gem. However, the game got realtively little press, and as a result, flew under most people's (even many hardcore gamers') radars..."
Diehard GameFAN writes: Here we are: The beginning of 2010. Now that 2009 is officially done and over with, it's time to reveal the winners of Diehard GameFAN's 2009 Gaming Awards. Like all awards, there are those that will most likely agree with us, those that will most likely disagree with us, and those that will display an amazing lack of maturity and respect for opinions other than their own. With that in mind, please remember that these are awards from the Diehard GameFAN staff. We all debated, squabbled, eventually voted and in the end, these are the games that won. This is in no way shape or form saying that our opinions or picks are better than the list you have in your head…but this is our site, this is our list, and these games will go down as the official winners. We do hope that reading this makes you want to go out and try the award-winners you have yet to play. If you are interested in a specific staff member's pick, you can always read our individual staff commentaries. With that in mind, we present to you what we at Diehard GameFAN feel are the best games of 2009.
