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It's not likely to appeal to Halo fans, but one commenter on the gaming site Kotaku sees it as an opportunity for video games to grow: "Look at novels, many are fun and those are great, but there are also engaging, thoughtful novels that are often even more acclaimed than the 'fun' ones".

Mr Putin's popularity has soared and he is now more acclaimed than any Russian tsar in history for "gathering the Russian lands", says Gyula Mate in the Hungarian daily Magyar Hirlap.

Although The Killers' "Mr. Brightside" went to #10 and Jimmy Eat World's "The Middle" reached all the way up to #5 with critical backing -- both landed on Pitchfork's end-of-the-decade list -- they performed far better than songs even more acclaimed than they were.

Pikmin 2, Pikmin's sequel, was even more acclaimed than the original, mostly because the 30-day time limit was removed.

Few writers are more acclaimed right now than the Chilean novelist Roberto Bolaño, who died of an unspecified liver ailment in 2003, at the age of 50.

The sealing hint would be that this quarterback accounted for more regular-season touchdowns than his more acclaimed crosstown rival, who won the Super Bowl M.V.P. award last season.

While the system is designed to allow even the smallest of film-producing nations a shot, it also ends up punishing relative powerhouses like France and Italy, which have many more acclaimed releases in a given year than, say, Iceland or the Ivory Coast, but must pick only one.

It's less preoccupied with emotional escalation than some of director Hirokazu Koreeda's more acclaimed works, and more moving for it.

Why is Penelope Wilton not more acclaimed?

Its sequel Batman: Arkham City (PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U) would later become even more critically acclaimed than its predecessor, becoming the highest-rated game of 2011.

Having started his musical career as a founding member of seminal live drum and bass act Shapeshifter, Devin Abrams is a producer with a catalogue by magnitude deeper and more broadly acclaimed than near any of his local contemporaries.