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The biggest PC and video games of 2009

God of War III

No matter which way your politics lean, PC and video game enthusiasts can universally agree with President Obama on one thing. The time for change is at hand.


And 2009 looks to be one of the industry's most exciting years yet--even if release dates for potentially genre-redefining hits like Starcraft II, Diablo III, and BioShock 2 remain nebulous. Here's a sneak peek at five of the most promising titles that already have our thumbs twitching.

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Let's not forget in how gaming continues to remain one of the leading edges in computer and electronic development technology. What is good for the gamer, typically ends up being good for everyone.


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