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Brad Shoemaker's Top 10 Games of 2020 Brad Shoemaker hates discussing himself and would rather let the below list do the talking. This year was shit. Fuck off. What else can you say? 2020 was a crucible of such endless misery--fear and isolation, anger and injustice, loss of a magnitude that's impossible to reckon with--that the words above are all I could come up with. Without looking back, I imagine I've used the intro space in my last few top 10 lists to make a series of increasingly nervous "boy, what a year" jokes, but there's nothing to joke about anymore. Just a trail of wreckage and s...

Alex Navarro's Top 11-ish Games of 2020 Thank you to @nomchonks on Twitter for this strange, but wonderful image. Alex Navarro is an editor for Giant Bomb, and doesn't especially feel like writing a jokey bio this year. He's @alex_navarro on Twitter. Trying to care about video games in 2020 felt like trying to eat a nice breakfast in the middle of a bombing campaign. Games are, reflexively, the thing I tend to ensconce myself in when things are not going well, but to say that things were not "going well" in 2020 is an understatement bordering on obscenity. With few exceptions, every time I bo...

Crunchyroll Wants To Get More Anime Games Into Western Markets Though Crunchyroll Games is publishing free-to-play mobile games for now, it wants to work with console and PC games too. January 20, 2021 at 1:00PM PST Crunchyroll has been a prominent name in the anime industry for years now. The company has been the go-to for anime streaming for a while, but it has expanded into other ventures in recent years, with one of the most interesting being video game publishing. In 2016, Crunchyroll Games began publishing games based on anime or original titles featuring anime-like art styles--the most...

Xbox Is Releasing A Bucket Hat, Towel, And Backpack In Australia And New Zealand The new items follow in the footsteps of the Xbox Onesie, the Xbox body wash, and a greaseproof controller. After making waves with the Xbox Onesie, the Xbox body wash, and the greaseproof Xbox controller, the team at Xbox ANZ is back with another unexpected Xbox marketing campaign. The company has created "Summer of Xbox: Let's Play Kits" that include reversible bucket hat, a beach towel, and a backpack, all of which are stylishly stamped with Xbox logos. The items were designed by Sydney-based artist Dale Bige...

Check out some interior pages for the upcoming Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun.