Each game is seeded based on its performance in the two opening rounds of pools. Every game in the Upper Bracket has defeated multiple other games in 1-on-1 polls to get to this point. These are still the best of the best.
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HOW TO VOTE
This is easy. You only get one vote per poll. The game with the most votes wins. In the event of a tie, the higher seed advances, so don't get complacent!
This is yet another poll where my philosophy of voting for important/influential is going to win out. Castlevania III is strong, and fun, but its influence points go to the original Castlevania. This one iterates on it a bit, but it's a child of the OG's influence.
Beat Saber nearly single-handedly justifies the existence of VR as a new gaming medium. It shows you, instantly, why this new technology is different than just slashing boxes on a flat screen with a controller. It's pure, intuitive gameplay distilled down to a Tetris-like level of perfection for any skill level. It's just as fun for beginners on basic/easy mode as it is for veterans on the harder modes, so no one is missing out on entertainmentpleasures. This is a true game design template for a new medium.
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My beef with Beat Saber is primarily technical. One’s light saber suddenly translocating away from one’s hand at a bizarre angle really kills the mood. Maybe I had disproportionate glitches in my outings but it didn’t live up to the vision it represented for me. That said, my son loves it and plays it frequently. So I get its appeal but I can’t vote for it over my favorite Castlevania game.
No more nightmares, I’ve seen them all. From the day I was born, they’ve haunted my every move.
