Jon Ledford

Jon Ledford first started at Arcade Sushi thinking that it was a sushi barcade, which unfortunately doesn't exist..yet. With distinct opinions in regards to gaming and a deep fondness of 90's cartoons, anime, B movies, and RPGs with world maps (no lists of cities and destinations, thank you), Jon spends his off time patiently waiting for an HD remake or sequel to Final Fantasy 6. Graduating magna cum laude from Rowan University and Atlantic Cape Community College's 2010 Communication Major of the Year, Jon is also the leader of an underground resistance fighting against the forcing of motion technology into the world of console gaming. Feel free to follow him @JonLedford.

The Fire Will Burn Forever: The Best Hunger Games Fan Art Ever
Ever since it first hit bookshelves in 2008, Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games series has been a pop culture phenomenon. As the Twilight series started to fade away, The Hunger Games was the next book-based franchise starring a female protagonist to successfully make the jump from literary success to massive Hollywood hit. With the last of the Hunger Games movies arriving in theaters, we've collected some of the best Hunger Games fan art ever for you to enjoy.
War Never Changes: The Best Fallout Fan Art Ever
In an alternate timeline where nuclear energy paved the way to all kinds of technological advancements (including robotic servants), the Fallout series plays off of the often unsaid fears that were prevalent throughout American culture during the Cold War, when humanity was seemingly calm about the potential of a nuclear catastrophe, just as long as everybody was able to get their slice of the American Dream. In order to celebrate the launch of Fallout 4, we're scrounged up the best fan art of the franchise we could find. Just don't be surprised if you're left glowing green by the end of it.
Puzzles, Ponytails and Pistols: The Best Tomb Raider Fan Art Ever
Ever since the original Tomb Raider title first debuted in 1996 for the Sony PlayStation, players have been falling head over heels for Lara Croft and her Indiana Jones-inspired gameplay. As the first few Tomb Raider games would go on to gain widespread success, all eyes were on Lara during the late 1990s, fixated on the new female face of the video game industry (sorry Samus). To celebrate this week's launch of Rise of the Tomb Raider, it's time we go spelunking and exploring across the world in search of the best fan art we could find starring Lara Croft.
Marvel Comic Book Releases for January 2016 [Solicitations]
Courtesy of Marvel, ComicsAlliance brings you an advance look at new periodical comic books, collected editions and graphic novels going on sale in January 2016 (and in some cases beyond) from the publisher’s mainline Marvel Universe titles, its licensed properties, and the creator-owned label Icon. Marvel is celebrating the new year with a chimichanga party. If you like Deadpool, then be prepared for all kinds of fourth wall-breaking adventures starring our favorite Merc with a Mouth. In Old Man Logan, Olderine has been sent to the present to ensure the horrible atrocities that plagued his world will never happen. In deep space, Rocket Raccoon is trying to become a criminal mastermind, but how will Groot be his voice of reason if he can only speak three words? Amadeus Cho will be taking on Lady Hellbender in the newest issue of The Totally Awesome Hulk. Meanwhile, Scarlet Witch will be trying to stop a magical beast from terrorizing the Greek isle of Santorini.

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