The phrase "acclaimed titles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to books, games, movies, or other works that have received praise or recognition from critics or audiences.
Example: "The library features a collection of acclaimed titles that have won numerous awards over the years."
Alternatives: "renowned works" or "celebrated titles".
Ti West's 2009 retro-horror film "House of the Devil" is one the few bigger-budget, critically acclaimed titles currently available on the format.
Exactly what this new intellectual property will be remains to be seen but, having published critically acclaimed titles such as Marathon, Myst and Halo, Bungie's new project is sure to be the subject of huge interest and hype.
The game, inspired by a visit Delay made to Alcatraz, has been a triumph for the company and its other two directors, Mark Morris and Tom Arundel; after years of ups and downs, producing critically acclaimed titles (Darwinia, Defcon) but suffering financial setbacks along the way, they finally have a proper hit on their hands.
Netflix subs should expect several critically acclaimed titles.
Susan and Albert have already created a robust platform for delivering great writing, having launched almost 1,000 critically acclaimed titles from a number of major publishers.
The series has produced several best-selling franchises such as the Gran Turismo series of racing video games as well as critically acclaimed titles such as the Uncharted series.
Originally announced in 2009, The Last Guardian was to be a PlayStation 3 follow-up to the designer Fumito Ueda's critically acclaimed PS2 titles Ico and Shadow of the Colossus.
Capy has been around for a while, working on critically acclaimed experimental titles like Sword & Sworcery and Super Time Force, but this was a whole new level of attention.
The critically acclaimed WWII title will cost $15 on PSN or 1200 MS Points and will only take up 560MB of space.
The critically acclaimed D&D title, Planescape: Torment, was developed by Black Isle and published by Interplay in 1999, and became known for its moody, artistic air and extensive writing.
Based in a sprawling campus facility in Irvine, California, Blizzard is the veteran studio behind acclaimed strategy simulation titles Starcraft and Warcraft, and the massively multiplayer online game, World of Warcraft (WoW).
