Happy 2014 y'all! It's a new year, which means we're all trying to be good and NOT eat the leftover Christmas cake/mince pies/Cranberry sauce, but we're sort of failing. That's fine, though, because there's been loads of awesome stuff on the Future web to distract us from our swelling bellies. Like this lot, for example...
CVG
The PlayStation revolution is here find out everything you need to know in CVG's PlayStation Now launch centre
Control freak? CVG go hands-on with Valve's Steam controller
Official Nintendo Magazine
Enjoy NES Remix's twisted take on classic titles with ONM's expert super guide nes remix
Hail to our new overlord as Nair ditched and Castle is new ONM editor
Official PlayStation Magazine
It's PS 4 o'clock with OPM's PlayStation Now guide
How about this for a block buster: OPM's Minecraft PS3 Edition Review
Official Xbox Magazine
Check out the Xbox One hands-on and commentary for Primal scream: Alien Isolation
Thief Xbox One interview - the City, horror, replay value and exploration
Tesco Tech
Thanks to Blu-ray and HD, we can now enjoy our favourite TV shows and movies in better picture quality than ever before, but there's a catch - and it has to do with your TV picture settings. Find out how to adjust things like colour, contrast and brightness quickly and easily in Make the most of your TV picture settings
Get any good Blu-rays or DVDs for Christmas? Then the chances are one or two of them may include an UltraViolet version that you can watch on your tablet, smartphone, computer. Find out how in Get started with UltraViolet Digital Copy
Total Film
The best thing about a new year? A whole 12 months' worth of films is just waiting for your eyeballs. So here are our 50 films to look forward to in 2014
While we're at it, let's reflect on what was big last year with the best movies of 2013
There was "no version" of Sonic 3 that wouldn't include Live and Learn according to director Jeff Fowler: "The fans would hunt me down"
Amid Oscar buzz, Zoe Saldana opens up on her new perspective on Hollywood and why she's only really proud of Avatar and Emilia Pérez: "I think I just have to accept who I am as a creative person"
