Posted by Dave on Feb 28, 2010 · 1 Comment
Much to Lori’s chagrin, I’ve cut short our virtual trip to renaissance Italy to return to modern times so that I can point a gun at things in Battlefield: Bad Company 2, the latest big modern military first-person shooter.
There is a time in every person’s life when he/she looks at him/herself in the mirror and thinks, “Critical mass reached. Hull breach imminent.”
Hey, kids! Want to drink your faces off and participate in mad duets of “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” with your favourite GTA-based gaming bloggers?
Because nothing says “lovin’” like some hot shared ass-kicking action, Ubisoft has announced that Splinter Cell: Conviction will, indeed, offer split-screen co-op play.
With accomplished first-person-shooter developer Infinity Ward behind it, and with the backing of 800-pound gorilla-slash-publisher Activision-Blizzard (and the expectations of their shareholders), there was very little chance of the game being bad. Modern Warfare 2 is too big to fail.
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.
Posted by Lori on Feb 23, 2010 · No Comments
What do you do when it’s Thursday night and you find yourself in downtown Toronto and you want to re-enact a 1989 Fred Savage movie? Why, you go to an art gallery for skaters and play Mario Kart, of course!
Posted by Lori on Feb 16, 2010 · No Comments
I don’t usually do preview pieces, let alone ones for soothing underwater Wii titles, but bear with me for a bit…
Posted by Lori on Jan 14, 2010 · No Comments
I’ve been shot through the heart—and Ubisoft’s to blame.
Posted by AndrewC on Jan 04, 2010 · 1 Comment
I’ve played through Assassin’s Creed I and II with my fiancée Ashley, and we both agree that the second is (pun intended) hundreds of years ahead of the first.
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