The 2014 Arcade Sushi Fan Choice Awards are here, and with it comes your opportunity to give your input on the greatest games of the past year. Without further ado, take a gander at the nominees for Best Game of 2013.
Jasco Games has posted a lengthy playthrough of a bit of its Kickstarted (and Capcom approved) Mega Man board game. It's no joke, and seeing it in action gives us high hopes for the final product.
In a move that sent positive shockwaves through the fanbase, WWE announced WWE Network this week. The new streaming service will offer every single pay-per-view as well as countless hours of classic matches to subscribers for the (amazingly) sensible price of $9.99 a month.
CD Projekt Red has had great success with its monster-hunting RPG The Witcher. In addition to a third entry in the game series coming out soon, Fantasy Flight Games will also be releasing a tabletop adventure game in 2014.
When the Pizza Hut app arrived on the Xbox 360, we scratched our heads. "Who would use an app to order pizza?" we asked. Apparently everyone, as thanks to the app, Pizza Hut was... wait for it... rolling in dough.
Popular horror game Slender: The Arrival will be making the jump from PC to consoles early this year. Prepare for all the creepypasta you can handle.
As smooth as the Xbox One's new interface has been, there are still some ways in which Microsoft could improve the functionality. While Microsoft has had years to refine the Xbox 360's UI, the company has only just begun taking feedback from Xbox One users on how to improve. Fortunately, those changes are coming soon.
That we're getting a sequel to Mirror's Edge (one of the underappreciated gems of 2008) was one of the greatest E3 announcements of all time. Of. All. Time. Today, that news became a smidgen less exciting as we learned the original game's writer, Rhianna Pratchett, would not be returning for Mirror's Edge 2.
This year the Independent Games Festival celebrates its 16th year, and ahead of the event has announced the nominees for the IGF Main Competition.
Announced back at E3 2013, Microsoft's upcoming televised adaptation of Halo (to be produced by Steven Spielberg) is going to be the lynchpin for the company's proprietary entertainment studio. As such, there's concern that expanding beyond the games might dilute the series. Fortunately, Microsoft's Phil Spencer said 'Halo' will not be a meaningless effort, and will serve to continue pushing the company's "most important" IP in a positive manner.