Art Examination: The Last of Us & Apocalyptic Beauty
A look at Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us and how, through art direction, it turned the end of the world into something beautiful.
PlayStation
GoGCast 93: Games of the Year… and more
From favourite games to biggest disappointments and everything in between, here's what caught our attention in 2016.
GoGCast 84 – PSVR: Tested, Used and Reviewed
Leah, Cat and special guest, Mike D tried their hand at the PSVR that came out this week and give their thoughts about the beast! Will Leah like it? Will Mike says something about hinges? Will Cat barf? Listen to...
Tethered to a New Virtual World – PSVR Review
PlayStation makes you go all “Woah! This is the future!” with the release of PSVR, their first attempt at bringing virtual reality to your living room.
The $50K Treasure – World Gaming: Uncharted 4 Finals
A crowd filled with excitement, 8 teams ready to compete in Uncharted 4 and a $50,000 prize on the line. This is the World Gaming 2016 Championships.
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Review
Star Wars: The Force Awakens was one of the all time highest grossing movies worldwide. It was to no surprise that LEGO would be releasing the Star Wars game shortly after. When I had found out about the game I was instantly so excited.
Inside Montreal Comiccon 2016 – Heroes, Kickstarter, and VR
A retrospective on Montreal Comiccon 2016, focusing on the Heroes of the Storm showmatch, and also the two panels on Kickstarter and virtual reality.
Ratchet & Clank – Game and Movie Review
Ratchet & Clank – Game Review Ratchet & Clank is back at it again, returning from it’s original story line...
A Nier Miss: Retrospective of a Cult Classic
If I asked you about NIER, you’re reaction would likely range from “Huh”, or “What?”, or perhaps some indescribable string of syllables meant to convey confusion. This game didn’t have a very long selling run in North American before fading into obscurity, and couldn’t be found on most popular gaming stores shelves thereafter. This is a massive disservice to all fine purveyors of the RPG, as NIER is very likely one of my favourite games I’ve played recently.