MINNEAPOLIS -- May 19, 2004 After unpacking from this year's big E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the editors at Game Informer, the nation's leading computer and video game magazine, have picked the Top 10 Games at E3.
"We saw some exciting titles at E3 this year, but Halo 2 was the standout 'Game of the Show,'" said Andy McNamara, editor-in-chief of Game Informer. "It's not only gorgeous to look at, but we believe that the multiplayer option on Halo 2 is so addictive, that it will become the standard for online console gaming."
For a complete wrap-up of show coverage with top games by platform, see the July issue of Game Informer, due out June 24.
Game Informer Top 10 Games of E3 2004
1.) Halo 2
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Developer: Bungie
Platform: Xbox
2.) The Legend of Zelda
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo
Platform: GameCube
3.) Final Fantasy XII
Publisher: Square Enix
Developer: Square Enix
Platform: PlayStation 2
4.) Metroid Prime 2: Echoes
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo
Platform: GameCube
5.) Jade Empire
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Developer: BioWare Corp.
Platform: Xbox
6.) Splinter Cell 3
Publisher: Ubisoft
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Platform: PC, Xbox, PlayStation 2
7.) Resident Evil 4
Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Capcom
Platform: GameCube
8.) Gran Turismo 4
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America
Developer: Polyphony Digital
Platform: PlayStation 2
9.) World of Warcraft
Publisher: Blizzard
Developer: Blizzard
Platform: PC
10.) Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Publisher: Konami
Developer: Konami
Platform: PlayStation 2
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