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Perfect Ten Websites
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 The Legend of Zelda games are and always will be classic. Nintendo doesn’t release a game too often, and they don’t need to, as their following is so massive and dedicated, similar to that of the Call of Duty following. Nintendo spent the time and effort into developing a website which mods that of the game. Incorporating the sights and sounds, as well as the simplicity, inviting the user to participate and play around, just in the same manner they would in the game.
A TGI Perfect Ten website doesn’t come around too often, as the apparent marketing value for game websites are small. But once in a while, an agency or development company will realize the value and create a masterpiece, whether it’s small or big.
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 Someone give me a sock to blow into because this site’s better than my ex. With everything you need, and nothing you don’t, Blizzard must have put their best on this one. Stunned and fascinated at the structure, everything works. Fonts, layout, images, artwork, motion, loading, content. This isn’t a website, it’s a world.
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 THIS is how non-Flash websites should be made. Sexy sells, people. Everything is done right here. If the amount of professionalism, thought, and perfection that went into the website has gone into the game, could Prototype 2 be the sleeper of 2012?
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 Nothing’s more frustrating than looking for imperfections on a perfect site. It’s impossible. Dungeon Siege III exudes a sense of character and charisma that lacks elsewhere. It’s difficult to display the right amount of content and graphics to hit every target audience and gamer. On this DS3 site, as graphic heavy as it may appear, it’s not overbearing. The flow is smooth and easy to follow, too bad the game isn’t this…perfect.
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The Legend of Zelda games are and always will be classic. Nintendo doesn’t release a game too often, and they don’t need to, as their following is so massive and dedicated, similar to that of the Call of Duty following. Nintendo spent the time and effort into developing a website which mods that of the game. Incorporating the sights and sounds, as well as the simplicity, inviting the user to participate and play around, just in the same manner they would in the game.
