I don’t know what it is about games with character customization, but I’ll usually put up with just about anything if it means I get to make my own in-game persona and kick butt in a universe I love. Maybe it’s the sense of inclusion and involvement that comes with it, artificial though it may be. However, it will…

It’s been some time since I last talked about Monster Hunter. Not because there wasn’t anything worth mentioning about it, but simply because I got a bit of the DOOOOOOOOOOOOM *ahem* fever recently and haven’t been able to enjoy anything other than crushing the skulls of vicious hell beasts that ran like their own…

Battlefront 2 was a surprise hit in the beta for a lot of people. Everybody was coming out of the woodwork to say that the flow and feel of the game is a much more exciting and tighter experience than the previous entry ever was, and EA has even said that the content included in the game upon launch will actually be a…

Retro games are everywhere now and though many games out there probably do sincerely try to evoke the feeling of playing a game from a bygone era, they instead often come across as trying to coast on the buzz (namely through referencing older games in their marketing) and simplistic art style alone. But when it comes…

I’ve always liked the idea of Jet Set Radio. I liked the concept, I liked the style, and I liked the really wacky and colourful character art. Yet every time I sat down to play it, I could never wrap my head around controlling it. The whole thing just felt so stiff and constricted, which is weird in a game that’s…

I think Chinatown Wars may have gone under the radar for a lot of people. Maybe it’s the popularity of GTA 4 and 5 but despite the fact that Chinatown Wars has, to date, been released on nearly every single portable platform I almost never heard of anyone ever bringing it up. It’s a shame, because even despite its…

I’m hesitant to call Shadow Warrior 2 a good game.

Get it? Because... because they added Classic Doom content?

One of my earliest memories in PC gaming is when my friend and I, wee lads at the time, desperately attempted to launch Doom on good ol’ DOS. The process was a lot more complicated back then than it was today: We had to restart the computer, wait for a certain screen to show up, time it just right, then press and hold…

Greetings all! I’ve recently returned to Canada from my lengthy visit to my family in Europe, and what better way to commemorate that than with with a review about a game where you try to get to Canada?

Because they added Hell Modules. Geddit? Because... “Hell of a lot better.” “Hell modules.”

I have a confession to make.

Hello, all! It’s been a while since I wrote anything, but hey, I guess I didn’t have much to talk about. Anyway, recently I got a new computer, and you know what that means!

Full disclosure, I actually highly disliked Episode 7 of the Star Wars movies. And it’s worth noting that if you enjoyed the movie, it’s best you turn away right now, because I’m going to be breaking it down with a rusty crowbar and basically point out its flaws while laughing in its face, albeit with the added…

So I got to thinking a while back about video game endings. You know, those cutscenes that are rumored to appear if you “beat” an open world game instead of run around and messing everything up for the world’s inhabitants for roughly a thousand hours. Anyway, many games nowadays like to tinker with the idea of…

Sorry for posting this in the main TAY (I promise my next article will be an, you know, article), but I may actually be getting a new laptop soon to replace my old one! And I need your help in deciding! Yes, it has to be a laptop, no, it cannot be a tower computer. >_>