Splatoon reminds people how much fun getting messy can be, and provides an exhilarating experience for both adults and kids-veterans and newcomers alike.

Splatoon creates new goals for victory, focusing on co-ordination and teamwork as you try to paint as much ground as possible. Rather than trying to imitate the most popular games in the genre, Splatoon reinvents the formula and provides some much needed reinvigoration to it, shifting the focus away from the “kill everything until you win” standard that games like Halo and CoD made so popular. This couldn’t be more evident than in their first entry into the online-only arena, and with a shooter no less. Winner: SplatoonOne of Nintendo’s most admirable traits is its commitment to stand out from the crowd and create unique experiences. With destructible environments to amazing graphics, it's hard to not be excited.Nominees: Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide The Division looks to be one of the most ambitious upcoming multiplayer games next to Battlefront. Your character even switches weapons and gadgets from a wrist-worn watch that pops up as a holographic tablet interface. Even the info panel giving information on ammo and health is different and acts as a holographic HUD that moves with your character. Since, the game is set in the future, there are many gadgets available as well that make things interesting, with smart grenades that lock on to heat signatures of enemies to more familiar recon drones to survey the area. The game is third-person and plays like an RPG with enemies taking a couple extra shots to kill. You can play with a team of 4 players, including yourself and 3 other friends. However, the main difference is of course in the multiplayer component, which Metro never had. The easiest way to think about The Division's setting is probably as the American version of the Metro 2033 series, as there is quite a lot of similarities in theme.

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