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Epic! The best Bossfights of 2010

These are the best Bossfights of 2010, judged by the editorial staff at Games Aktuell. Do you agree?

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Kran4877d ago

Darksiders had some amazing boss fights. I remember the final boss fight. So much strategy. And the one where you are on the horse whilst trying to defeat that worm creature. Quite tough :P

Bloodlyte4877d ago

Very good list, but Kronos was the only one that really had my jaw on the floor. That was amazing!!!

prettyboy14876d ago

dude i was so thinkin the same thing,how could anyone that played gow3 not remember the battle wit kronos.it was the most epic boss battle in any video game to date,period

A LIVING LEGEND4876d ago

The Hades battle is my personal fave but Kronos was amazing also

Bunnyslippers4876d ago

Hades was awesone, also my favorite. And technically Kronos was not a boss, but a moving level. You didn't actually fight him.

Venoxn4g4876d ago (Edited 4876d ago )

bayonetta's and Vanquish boss fights vere awesome..! and SMG2 not bad too..especially the big dragon (not bowser), bowser's nice too :) Sin & Punishment 2, No more heroes 2! :)

blahblah4876d ago

there is only one game that really has epic boss fights.

DEMON'S SOULS, FTW!!!!

and game with worst ones in my opinion Uncharted 2 (dying on Crushing was so random)

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Valorant Replay Prototype Demonstrated But Don't Expect It Soon

Valorant Replays were demonstrated for the first time today in the latest Valorant Dev Update, which also shared new information about update 8.11

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Steam News - Steam Client Update - May 7th

As the latest client update rolls out for Steam Remote, it appears Steam Deck users may not be able to reap the benefits just yet. The client update in question has added support for full HDR streaming from a Windows PC using Nvidia or AMD hardware acceleration to another Windows PC or Mac with an HDR display. However, Steam Deck users are struggling to send HDR from their PC to their device.

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Senua's Saga: Hellblade II Review - A Visual Feast Lacking Depth | Chit Hot

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II has now launched, bringing with it some of the most stunning visuals you've ever seen in a game.

Sonic188113h ago(Edited 13h ago)

The first game lacked depth as well, but the graphics were phenomenal

darthv7212h ago

...not to mention the sound / atmosphere. Especially when using headphones.

Deathdeliverer7h ago

Going to be real. I’m playing on my PC and every setting is on high at 60fps locked. The game is beautiful, sounds good in headphones (I’m sorry but Returnal still holds the aural crown), and has an impressive photo mode. Can literally hit that at any time. You won’t have full control at certain times, but it’s impressive. After more than an hour I’ve already started to get bored. The fights are brain dead so far and it is a CRAP ton of walking and listening. I’m over the beginning “theme” of you did this to us (people that have played will get this as not to spoil anything). I literally non stop run every chance I get. Obviously isn’t the whole game but gahdamn. Hopefully it picks up soon. Definitely can’t see this being a 10/10 by any stretch of the imagination because the beginning has gotten so boring. Here’s to a better experience tomorrow or Friday when I pick it back up.

Elda6h ago

Agreed. I've played about 34 mins & it was boring. I'm going to try again tonight for another half hour or so & see if it gets better.

Sonic18812h ago(Edited 2h ago)

The game is only 6-7 hours. It's more of a narrative movie game

RhinoGamer884h ago

I felt this way with Alan Wake 2. I lasted four hours and then quit...walking sim with weak combat.

KwietStorm_BLM7m ago

lol Alan Wake 2 ain't no walking sim at all.