Now that X-Play has announced an indisputable list of the year’s best games, it’s time to unfurl the cursed scroll with the names of the hands down worst video games of 2009 and dole out, what are essentially the Razzies of the gaming world, The Golden Mullet Awards. Tune in at 6PM ET to see which games have earned the ignominious honor and make sure to take a look at these behind-the-scenes pictures of the award show.

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Jake Gaskill: I finally picked up Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 for the Wii, and I’m thoroughly satisfied. I’m looking forward to trying out the Play the Pros feature during this weekend’s British Open (I’ve already torn apart Turnberry, so it should be a pretty easy tournament.) I’ll also be working on the XBLA title ‘Splosion Man, which I’m really excited about (be sure to check back next week for my review). Unfortunately, I don’t think I’ll be able to get in any more Shadow Complex (BOO!), and when I say that that saddens me, you have no idea how much I mean that.

Stephen Johnson: A Left 4 Dead mania is sweeping the G4 offices, so I imagine I’m going to spend my weekend in zombie-town. I haven’t played that much multi-player L4D yet, but I’m teamed up with the great Jeff Kanjanapangka, Eugene Morton, and a yet-to-be-decided fourth. I’m sure they’ll school me good.

Here are the G4 office-workers I most look forward to murdering, in a virtual sense: Jonathan Goorvich, Dana Vinson, and Eugene Morton. Dana because she’s super-friendly and needs to be taught a lesson in evil, Jonathan because his glasses haunt my dreams, and Eugene Morton. He knows what he did. I know Eugene is on my team, but I’m going to light that bitch on fire anyway.

Raymond Padilla: I completely failed to start Blue Dragon last weekend. That’s what happens when you forget that your friends from Thailand are supposed to crash at your place. I’m not sure I’ll get to it this weekend either. I have a bunch of Dissidia: Final Fantasy to play. I’m also trying to con my friends from Sony and Ignition to come over for some Rock Band 2. The good news is that they suck at setting up WiFi, so I agreed to sort our their router problems if they play some Rock Band at my place…which really isn’t much of a con when I think about it.

Andrew Pfister: After a week spent on the road for Special Assignments™, I’d normally be looking forward to a weekend planted on my slightly misshapen futon (who needs luxuries like a couch?) and tasting a sample platter of games I’ve recently liberated from Billy’s office. But I think I’m going to be attached to my PC for most of the weekend finishing up Trine, diving into some of the newly released LucasArts stuff, and generally exploring my long-neglected list of Steam favorites. And if I find myself compelled to pick up a new widescreen monitor to enjoy them on, well, so be it.

Patrick Klepek: Having finally put Overlord: Dark Legend behind me (an entertaining Pikmin-like adventure that sadly dovetails into repetitive nonsense in the last few hours), this weekend promises a two-pronged dose of old school. On one hand, my recent efforts to install Windows XP on my MacBook Pro were successful, immediately prompting me to install Steam and purchase a copy of Trine, the wizard/knight/thief platformer that’s all the indie rage lately. I can’t wait to dive in. On the other, there’s The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. Having not joined the adventure genre until The Curse of Monkey Island era, it’s been a blast to see where Guybrush Threepwood came from. Please, LucasArts — make more of these!

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