The New Year is upon us and so is another week of gaming. Expectedly, there’s not too much in the way of new content this early in the year, but there are still a few things to report on here and there. As such, here’s the first entry of GameZone’s weekly wrap-up for 2013. We kick of this brand new year with a handful of new reviews, previews, and good ol' GZ Originals.
Reviews
Review: Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD is one of the year's best portable games (PS Vita)
Stranger's Wrath HD makes its way to Sony's handheld and provides largely positive results.
Review: Retro City Rampage brings its incredible vintage-flavored gameplay to XBLA
This old school-influenced action game is now available on Xbox Live Arcade, and it's still a hell of an experience.
Previews
Preview: Age of Wushu transported me back to a wonderful world of Martial Arts
GameZone spends some time with the pleasantly martial arts-centric MMO Age of Wushu.
GZ Originals
10 games not named GTA 5 to get excited for in 2013
What games should you be totally stoked for this year?
GameZone's Worst Movies of 2012 & Biggest Disappointments
What films absolutely botched a great opportunity last year?
GameZone's Top Movies of 2012 & Biggest Surprises
Because it’s not all about the bad movies. Here are some of the best flicks of 2012.
Interview: Talking with Adrian Hough, Assassin's Creed 3's Haytham Kenway
GameZone chats it up with one of the voices of the splendidly awesome Assassin’s Creed 3.
Upcoming Xbox 360 and PS3 games for January 2013
Here’s a list of promising games for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Watch out for these!
Sword Art Online deserves your attention, if only for the first half of the season
It goes downhill after a few episodes, but this anime series is still definitely worth checking out.
Five games that will (hopefully) help the Wii U succeed in 2013
We take a look at five potentially great games that are due out this year for Nintendo’s latest console.
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