Dear Game Developers and Publishers, Let me start off by saying that I appreciate all the work you do. Making games is hard, and the only experience I’ve had is some game design classes in university. So thanks for everything you’ve done in making amazing experiences that we as gamers bond over and cherish. However, despite … More An Open Letter to Game Developers and Publishers
So I’ve decided to try out a different theme for the blog. So If you’ve happened to be here more than once (welcome back by the way) you’ll definitely noticed some differences. I’ve also added a brief about blurb as well as a side bar for links, tweets, and easier access to categories and tags. … More Changing Things up a Bit
After recently watching Inside Out again, I realize an aspect of the film I didn’t discuss in my review is the short film that precedes it. Since you sometimes can’t talk a lot about a short film, I figure this review will be on the shorter side. This is especially true since Lava is incredibly simple in … More A Bit-Sized Review: Lava
Have you ever wondered what’s going on inside people’s heads? That’s the big question that Pixar is creatively attempting to answer in their fifteenth animated feature, Inside Out. After years of mediocre titles from the animation powerhouse, Inside Out stands out as Pixar’s first original film since Up in 2009. But originality alone does not a good movie make. A film … More Inside Out: All the Feels
Disclaimer: Prices are in CAD As we come to the end of another Steam summer sale, it’s time to review the damage done (money-wise) and do one last haul overview. While I may have gotten a ton of games for some great prices, tallying up my receipts shows that fiancees took a serious hit. Even … More Steam Summer Sale Part 3: Damage Report
This year’s E3 was one for the history books. With all the fantastic surprises, awesome trailers, and exciting demos, this year stood out is several different ways. While we’ll be talking about this expo for years to come, with the end of every E3 comes the avalanche of “Best of” awards from critics and gaming … More The Best (and Worst) of E3 2015
From the opening lines of Child of Light’s narration, the familiarity hits you. A prepubescent hero whose quest to return home shifts to save a kingdom from utter ruin. A little girl suddenly transported to a magical land. No matter how you spin the tale, it’s one that we’ve heard before in one way or … More Born for Glory: Child of Light
Disclaimer: Prices are in CAD It’s been almost a week since this year’s Steam Summer Sale started, and while the surge of sales is over for most us, many (myself included) are still hitting the refresh button when a new batch of titles go up for sale. The danger now is in the deal that is simply … More Steam Summer Sale Part 2: Cheap and Cheerful
After the craziness of Bethesda’s presser last night, it’s hard to imagine that there are four more days of jaw-dropping game announcements left for our enjoyment. Despite Fallout 4’s attempt to ruin any further excitement, Day 0 of E3 2015 was filled with several incredible announcements and gameplay trailers. Not only from Microsoft and Sony, … More Day 0 @E3 2015 : Top 5
Hype is very dangerous thing. It can either fuel our expectations such that we’re looking through rose-coloured glasses, or it can make them unrealistic and thereby ruin what we view. It’s been a long time coming, but Bethesda’s first E3 press conference has finally happened. And by happened, I mean it kicked ass. There … More Bethesda @E3 2015: BOOM
