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Sex/Race: A Cultural Revolution in Games Panel From Montreal Comiccon 2015
Video games, unlike other forms of mainstream media, allow its audience to not just experience its content but also participate in it, offering a unique form of escapism. Are we seeing a social evolution in gaming, one where race, sexuality and gender can be freed of harmful stereotypes?
Farewell Mr. Iwata-san
I personally don’t do well with grief. Although I have great ease expressing my happiness, I find it hard to articulate my feelings when stricken by sadness. Yesterday, I felt my heart drop when I heard the news of Mr. Iwata’s passing.
CTV Montreal – Video Game Competition in Montreal (ESWC)
Leah joins Denis Talbot and Paul Karwatsky on the CTV Montreal lunchtime news broadcast to talk about the...
Your Guide To: Montreal Comiccon 2015 – It’s For The Gamers
Montreal Comiccon has always been a place for geeks, nerds and pop culture fans to gather and bask in the glory of all the things we love. 2015 is turning to to be a special year for us gamers. There has never been more offerings to the gamer at the con than this one!
Super Smash Bash in MTL
eSports is going to be THE buzzword this summer in the city of Montreal! If you are fan...
E3 2015 Prediction Game!
A while back during one of the Girls on Games Podcasts, we decided to play a little...
Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition Review: C-C-COMBO BREAKER
The premise behind Puzzle & Dragons is simple, simple enough that a lot of people weren’t expecting it...
An Evening At The Symphony Featuring The Legend of Zelda
“The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” made a grand return to Montreal with producer Jason Michael Paul. The audience witnessed the epic repertoire from “The Legend of Zelda”series, originally composed by Koji Kondo.
Nintendo Goes Fresh With Splatoon
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, PICK UP YOUR ARMS AND PREPARE TO FIGHT. PREPARE TO DEFEND YOUR TERRITORY FROM THE...