X-Play Season 3 Episode 10 X-Play's Best of 2004!

X-Play's Best of 2004! is a special episode of the third season that features the hosts Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb reviewing some of the best video games released in 2004. The episode begins with a humorous skit, showcasing the cast dressed up in their fanciest attire, paying tribute to the "Academy Awards for Video Games." From there, the episode covers a wide variety of games, including both console and PC games.

The episode begins with Adam and Morgan reviewing Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, an action-adventure game developed and published by Ubisoft. The hosts praise the game's unique time manipulation mechanics and stunning visuals. They also discuss the interesting storyline and engaging characters, making it clear why the game was so well-received by critics and gamers alike.

Next up is World of Warcraft, an MMORPG developed by Blizzard Entertainment. Adam and Morgan gush over how the game managed to capture the essence of the Warcraft universe while still standing out on its own. They talk about the game's vast open world, its immersive community, and all the new experiences players could find themselves in. World of Warcraft was a game-changer in the MMORPG genre, and Adam and Morgan make it clear why it deserved to be on the best of 2004 list.

The hosts then move on to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the fifth main installment in the Grand Theft Auto series. They talk about the game's massive open world, its engrossing storyline, and the unique gameplay mechanics. Adam and Morgan remark on how the game is a technical achievement, able to offer so much under one game. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas cemented Rockstar's place as one of the leaders in the gaming industry, and the hosts remind us why.

Up next is Half-Life 2, a first-person shooter developed by Valve Corporation. The hosts express their excitement at the game's arrival, making us all remember a game that really captured a generation. They complement the game's impressive graphics, innovative gameplay mechanics and the storyline. Half-Life 2 was one of the most anticipated games of the year, and it did not disappoint when it released, and Adam and Morgan do it justice in their coverage of the game.

After Half-Life 2, the hosts change gears to cover a lesser-known game, Katamari Damacy. Adam and Morgan describe it as one of the most unique games they've ever played, and it's easy to see why. Players assume the role of the Prince of Cosmos and roll up items into a ball to make planets. It's a game that sounds bizarre, but, as the hosts explain, it's an absolute delight that anyone can enjoy regardless of skill level.

The episode ends with the hosts reflecting on another strong year of video games, with Adam remarking how 2004 "set expectations" for years to come. It's clear that X-Play's Best of 2004! is a celebration of the year in gaming, and a reminder of the outstanding titles that were released that year.

In all, X-Play's Best of 2004! is a must-watch episode for any gamer. The hosts provide excellent insights on the best games of the year, all while throwing in a little humor. It's a treat seeing Adam and Morgan reminiscing about the great experiences that gaming provided that year. This episode is a testament to the year in gaming and makes us all want to go back and experience it again for the first time.