Posted by AndrewC on Aug 24, 2010 · 0 Comments
Some people will tell you that Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is a game about Lara Croft and her new partner Totec (a reanimated “Guardian of Light”) running through tombs and temples filled with a series of deadly traps while killing hundreds of demons and hostile animals.
These people would be lying to you.
Just a few days ago, I wrote about Blizzard’s new real ID system. Shortly after that post, Blizzard folded like a n00b tackling Arathi Basin for the first time.
I am pretty pumped about the Real ID system. Blizzard’s latest brilliant idea is to allow you to associate your name with your battle.net account and, therefore, hang out with your IRL friends online. Sounds good, right?
I recently went to the DSi XL launch event in Toronto (okay—it was a week and a half ago) to see what all the fuss was about.
I failed miserably at my attempt to get through the EA Sports Active 30-day challenge. So now I’m trading in my resistance band for a Tamagotchi-esque pedometer and getting my Pokém-on.
Posted by Dave on Jul 10, 2010 · 1 Comment
Months ago, I was pointed towards a rather entertaining forum post about From Software’s Demon’s Souls. My curiosity already piqued from reviews (and the unqualified opinions of complete strangers on the Internet), assurances that the game would “make me a man” sealed the deal.
Posted by Lori on Apr 01, 2010 · 5 Comments
One of my favourite parts of writing for this site are the awesome fellow gaming bloggers I get to meet as part of my job. So I was super chuffed when Jay Acevedo from GameFocus.ca came to me with a lovely idea…
Posted by Lori on Mar 13, 2010 · No Comments
Okay. So I’m not going to be completing the 30-day challenge—yet. But the fault lies with me.
Posted by Dave on Mar 12, 2010 · No Comments
Last week, Lori and I had the opportunity to try out the much-anticipated third entry in the over-the-top action/adventure God of War series—here’s how we sized it up…
Posted by Lori on Mar 03, 2010 · No Comments
Following hot on the heels of a rather successful first attempt at getting Toronto gamers out of their houses in a social atmosphere, it appears as though the blog collective (which almost, awesomely enough, reads like “the Borg collective”) are at it again.
