Portal 2

We're all still waiting for the next Half-Life, that's no secret. In the meantime, Valve has been very busy. Between Left 4 Dead 2, Dota 2, and ongoing Team Fortress 2 updates, there's a lot going on at the home base of Gordon Freeman. That includes the sequel to Portal, one of the most welcome surprises of gaming's modern era. With Portal 2, the hilariously maniacal robot GlaDOS is back and part of a much more

fully-featured single-player game.

While it's exciting to think about all the insane puzzles Valve is putting together that take advantage of all the new mechanics in Portal 2, what's especially interesting is the co-operative mode. Instead of Chell, the two-player mode stars two robots, each with their own portal guns. That means four portals total with which to overcome obstacles. This game is going to be crazy.
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DRAGON AGE II

BioWare's been on an incredible roll within the last few years. Granted, it has a huge number of employees spread across multiple studios working on new products to its advantage, but it also has three of the hottest role-playing properties in existence right now. One of them is Dragon Age. With the original, BioWare provided a slightly modernized take on the classic Baldur's Gate-style dungeon crawling gameplay. With the second, it seems as though the core formula is staying intact, though with an updated conversation system.

 The weird thing about Dragon Age II is that it won't star your created character from the first. The game will still import certain elements from previous save files and some familiar faces will appear, but this time around you're playing as a human named Hawke. Class and gender can be modified, but not race. The game will also feature a dramatically different art style. While a lot of questions still remain about Dragon Age II, the release date is fast approaching, and considering the BioWare's history, chances are it'll turn out well.
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STAR WARS: THE OLD REPUBLIC

     STAR WARS: THE OLD REPUBLIC
It's really too bad Star Wars Galaxies didn't cut it. The world needs a great Star Wars MMO like an assassin needs a target. Considering BioWare's reputation and the amount of resources that are being dumped into The Old Republic's development, we all have high hopes. This is one of the few games on this list that has actually been playable for more than a few minutes. Five hours with the game is proof that it isn't all hype: there's definitely something to look forward to here.

 Of course MMO development is about as risky as it gets. About eleventy billion things can go wrong at any time, especially around launch time when what'll undoubtedly be millions of players flood the servers. For now, while the combat style is most certainly a safe play – if you've played World of Warcraft you'll know what to expect in this department – the story presentation and character interaction could make for a one-of-a-kind game.
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DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION

      DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION
It's about time this franchise was brought back into the spotlight. The original still stands as one of the best games, well, ever. While the follow-up, Invisible War, was a bit of a disappointment, there's no denying the potential of what Eidos Montreal is cooking up for 2011. From what's been shown off so far, it looks as though the focus of development is on all the right places. Lots of ways to approach each encounter, a flexible character development system, and of course a sweeping story of conspiracy and betrayal.

Though this is the third game in the franchise, the story is set before the events of the first two. It's a time before the proliferation of nanotech. Instead of tiny machines, people rely on obvious metallic implants to augment their abilities, hence protagonist Adam Jensen's arms and super strength. While there hasn't been an opportunity yet to actually play the game, what's been on display so far makes this one of the most exciting games on the release calendar.

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THE WITCHER 2: ASSASSINS OF KINGS

   THE WITCHER 2: ASSASSINS OF KINGS
2011 is going to be an incredible year for role-playing game fans. And even though some higher profile titles might be on the release schedule, The Witcher 2 could very well be in contention of the best. CD Projekt RED's original was a great surprise. It was a huge and dynamic role-playing experience based on the fiction of Andrzej Sapkowski that wasn't without flaws, but it was solid to the core. After an insane amount of patching with the Enhanced Edition, the original Witcher stands as one of the best RPGs available to PC gamers.

 Then with the sequel, CD Projekt RED is going nuts again and rewriting everything. Overall, the goal seems to be to modernize the experience without losing the elements of choice and consequence that were so appealing in the first place. The technology is also being totally reworked for a much more visually impressive experience and character interactions, from what's been shown off so far, being made to look and feel a lot more natural. Barring some crazy catastrophe, this deserves a spot on your wish list if it wasn't on there already.
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SHOGUN 2: TOTAL WAR

                  SHOGUN 2: TOTAL WAR

It's been over a decade, and The Creative Assembly is still burning the midnight oil with the Total War series. Rather than continue to build on previous versions of the revered strategy series and make bigger and more complex games with each release, Shogun 2: Total War is being slimmed down. It'll be a more manageable, focused game with some cool mechanics for progression on the battlefield. Also, considering the original Shogun is one of the most respected entries in the franchise, it's nice to a return to Japan with some updated visuals.

So far The Creative Assembly has been saying all the right things. This doesn't seem like an impossibly ambitious and all-encompassing project like Empire. Instead, it sounds like a welcomed back-to-basics approach that focuses on what's made the Total War series one of the best in video games. Coupling Civilization-style turn-based empire management with large-scale real-time tactical battles, Total War has always been a strategy fan's dream game. We're all hoping everything goes right with Shogun 2.

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Crysis 2

                             Crysis 2
Crytek's been at the forefront of graphical achievement for years now. Crysis is still one of the first games people install when they get new hardware, even though the game came out in 2007. Now the company is finally developing something multiplatform. Not surprisingly, it's a shooter. Perhaps to the dismay of some PC purists, it sounds like the core Crysis formula is being altered somewhat to create a more funneled, streamlined experience. But honestly, is that really a bad thing? For now we can't really say for sure.

That being said, we should have faith in Crytek. Far Cry, Crysis and Warhead are all excellent shooters, and with Crysis 2 the company is getting more exposure than ever outside of the core PC gaming community. Having refined its shooting mechanics, presentation, and artificial intelligence over the years, Crytek's shooter sequel could be the best thing the studio has ever made. At the very least, you know it's going to be a visual spectacle bound to be obsessively tested on every gaming machine on the planet. 

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