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C. Custer · · 1 min read

Happy New Year from Games in Asia!

2013 is dying, and 2014 is upon us! We’re taking December 31st and January 1st off to revel, reload, and get ourselves pumped up for the new year, which is sure to be Games in Asia‘s best year ever. But just because the site is a little quiet right now doesn’t mean there’s nothing for you to enjoy! Check out these posts and catch up on any of what you missed during the holiday rush.

The best games of 2013 Screenshot 2013-11-02 17.10.35 Our most-anticipated games in 2014 Our predictions for gaming in 2014 China declares Battlefield 4 illegal The rise and fall of Mark Kern: how one man may have doomed Firefall and The9 (UPDATED) Strife review: NOT another LoL or Dota clone 3580748194_9002a9781b_o 5 reasons you should try League of Legends if you've never played a MOBA game before Report: 40% of Chinese consumers have heard of wearable tech, but can’t name brands NBA 2k14 review: taking full advantage of next-gen

Still bored? Check out our Youtube channel. We’ve got some cool stuff on there already, but be sure to subscribe because there’s much more coming in the new year!

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C. Custer

Former editor and motion graphics artist for Tech in Asia. Currently content marketer at Dataquest.io