PS3 Attitude Awards; Best Multi-player Game nominees
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Our PS3 Attitude Awards categories continue with the best multi-player game in 2008.
Your vote will decide the winners of all our awards, with the winners being made public before Christmas. So what was your favourite multi-player experience?
As with all our awards this year, the team at PS3 Attitude worked extended hours to decide on their favourite games/companies and now it is your turn to pick your favourite.
To qualify, the title had to be released between 1st December 2007 and 30th November 2008.
So who gets the gong?
Did you prefer racing through the streets of Paradise, or shooting through the streets of Berlin?
Did you enjoy making a racket in your living room, or making a playground for your Sackboy?
Was it the Chimerans, the Spetsnaz Brigade or Old Snake that got your pulse racing?
Vote now…
UPDATE: This vite has now closed. Check our other categories as you may still have time to vote for those awards instead… and keep an eye on the site in December for the results.
LittleBigPlanet, I have only tried that and Burnout, and prefer LBP
Ok… Resistance 2 has just come out, so I haven’t even got that. Same goes for CoD5. Not all of us get into the betas y’know..
LittleBigPlanet is ace when you’re both sat in front of the TV, not so much when you try to connect online.. I’ve only tried it twice and was presented with LittleBigLag.
Rockband is muchos fun, but a) I can’t afford the kit b) I’ve nowhere to put it and c) I hardly ever get a visit from my friends because I live ruddy miles away from them. I’d see this as situational pick, after a night out with the gang it’s awesome.
For some reason I haven’t got MGS4 yet. I don’t know why.
Burnout wins again for me, since it’s the only game me and my friends have been able to successfully meet up in with absolutely no problem whatsoever with lag or comms.
Call of duty for me.The beta wasn’t that good but the game is multiplayer using the full definition of the word.