But topping the digital list was Deus Ex: Human Revolution, an intricate, exploration-based first person RPG that Eidos:Montreal had been making for four years.

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Sometimes a great plot and fantastic gameplay come together as one, an honor I would give to Deus Ex: Human Revolution or Portal 2.

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OnLive's getting Driver: San Francisco, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, FEAR 3, Duke Nukem Forever and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, to name a few, and it's actually planning a Netflix-like flat rate pricing plan for back-catalog and indie games as well.

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Sure, Deus Ex was a shining beacon of level design and plot arguably not matched to this day (though prequel Human Revolution came close).

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