GameCentral ties up its coverage of this year’s Game Awards, which has seen Sega rise from its grave and Xbox get its own Marvel exclusive.
Some years, The Game Awards can include industry changing announcements, like the time they unveiled the Xbox Series X, and other times they can be a bit of a wet squib. This year’s show was neither, but we’d say overall it was above average, with lots of interesting games – both big and small.
There might not have been any shock news but Xbox and Sony both put on at least a minimal effort and there were major announcements from Capcom, Hideo Kojima, and, surprisingly, Sega.
Below is everything that caught our eye but if you’ve got three hours or so to spare you can watch the whole thing yourself, via the video at the bottom of this page.
Best indie games of The Game Awards 2023 – from Windblown to No Rest For The Wicked
Matthew McConaughey to star in Exodus – his first ever video game
Jurassic Park: Survival could be the best dinosaur action game in 65 million years
New gameplay trailer for Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 has some amazing graphics
Light No Fire is the new game from the makers of No Man’s Sky and it’s even more ambitious
Hideo Kojima and Jordan Peele reveal new Xbox exclusive game OD
Monster Hunter Wilds announced for PS5 and Xbox and it looks pretty fantastic
Baldur’s Gate 3 wins The Game Awards 2023 Game Of The Year – Xbox version out now
Sega announce new Jet Set Radio… and Golden Axe, and Streets Of Rage, and more
Marvel’s Blade game announced by Deathloop developers Arkane
God Of War Ragnarök: Valhalla is free roguelike DLC out on Tuesday
Win a free OLED Steam Deck just by watching The Game Awards tonight
The Game Awards 2023 preview – what to expect from gaming’s biggest night of the year
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