Fall 2007 Was the Greatest Stretch in Gaming – and Definitely Xbox – History
The fact that you can slice up the Fall of 2007 in so many different ways – best Xbox season ever, best PC season ever, best November ever – and the argument for its unmatched brilliance still holds up is iron-clad proof that it is, indisputably, the best season in video game history.
The Fall of 2007 was an exceptional period in gaming history, particularly for the Xbox 360 platform. IGN reporter Ryan McCaffrey highlights the impressive lineup of games released during this time, asserting that even focusing solely on Xbox 360 titles would still make it a memorable season. The article takes a closer look at the standout games from this period, such as BioShock, Halo 3, the Orange Box, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Assassin's Creed, Mass Effect, and Super Mario Galaxy.
While some games were more successful than others, each one contributed to an unprecedented surge of high-quality releases that will likely never be matched in a three-to-four-month span.
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