Happy Holidays from AusGamers!

Post by KostaAndreadis @ 06:43pm 23/12/16 | 12 Comments

'Tis the season and whatnot. That time of year when we slide away from our desks to the comfy embrace of the couch. Or, another desk if you're a PC gamer. Anyway it's holiday season! Xmas time! So, in between giving our lists of what we want to be given on December 25th to a dude at a shopping center dressed as Santa Claus, we've put together a list of games that we think you should be playing over the break. See you in 2017!

Click Here to Read Our Holiday Picks for 2016

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infi
Posted 06:34pm 24/12/16

I prefer Merry Christmas!

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FaceMan
Posted 08:01pm 24/12/16

Merry Christmas

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paveway
Posted 08:08pm 24/12/16

I am offended

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BladeRunner
Posted 08:59pm 24/12/16

Happy Holidays

It's kinda funny.

I've gone for a more corporate thing.

That being said, I love coke and I like the polar bears and the coke themed christmas. I got a coke polar bear fridge magnet thats about 20 years old, sitting on the fridge. I want more of them.

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Gibster
Posted 05:51am 25/12/16

merry christmas is right.
you dont say happy holidays for other religious holidays/events so why start here?
not interested in starting a debate, have a great time with the family/friends!

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Insom
Posted 11:49am 25/12/16

lulz @ ben garrison

those lying media companies with their obsession on facts and events that happened

happy festivus everyone

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sLaps_Forehead
Posted 01:46pm 25/12/16

Merry Festivus to all except for *******

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Psycho
Posted 07:21pm 25/12/16

And a Happy Holidays to you too! I'm not one for religious events but the Romans certainly knew how to party on the 25th of December when they celebrated the pagan holiday of Saturnalia, the winter solstice.

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Eorl
Posted 09:48pm 25/12/16

Happy holidays Pepe kings

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sLaps_Forehead
Posted 03:32am 26/12/16

And a Happy Holidays to you too! I'm not one for religious events but the Romans certainly knew how to party on the 25th of December when they celebrated the pagan holiday of Saturnalia, the winter solstice.