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Best Games Your New Xbox One 360

Every year does not change the gaming world completely, but 2013 was that perfect year. The fans got a new Xbox, with more features and more power than anything you have seen before. It means that every game you played in the last many years is now out-dated. This year if you got a new console then you need something right to play. Here’s something for you.

KILLER INSTINCT

Killer Instinct is a modification of an arcade classic and it manages to attract the same feeling as the real, despite being launched nearly two decades later. It’s brutal, fast and approachable even if you are a newbie in a fighting - game expert. Also the core game is free therefore you can try it before you buy.

FORZA 5

Forza Motorsport 5 is the game you purchase to flaunt your brand new Xbox One. The racetracks and game cars are absolutely gorgeous. The player can spend too much time simply looking that new BMW you just purchased. Fortunately, it’s also a satisfying and deep racer and not just next generation new attraction.

DEAD RISING 3

Sometimes you just want to kill some zombies by strapping a chainsaw to a sledgehammer. Dead Rising 3 is the one who allows to do same. It’s a game where your killing creativity can be tried as you get up with increasingly wild ways to get rid of the undead.

ZOO TYCOON

The games are not just about killing things, sometimes they even let you yield your nurturing side. And there are few great ways to do that than by availing your own zoo in Zoo Tycoon, a game that uses the Kinect to feed baby elephants by hand and pet giraffes.

PEGGLE 2

It can be not so easy to explain the attraction of Peggle 2. It’s an unreal simple puzzle game where you can fire balls at the pegs to clear them from the front screen. The experience has been refined by developer PopCap into something that’s addictive, fun and joyous, thanks an abundance of unicorns and rainbows and the greatness of high scores.

 

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