Jon Scarr
Jon is the Gaming Editor and is based in Toronto. He is a proud Canadian who has a serious passion for gaming. He is a veteran of the video game and tech industry with over 20 years experience. You can often find Jon streaming the latest games on his YouTube channel. Jon loves to talk about gaming and tech, come say hi and join the conversation with Jon on Threads @4ScarrsGaming and @4Scarrsgaming on Instagram.
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate review on Nintendo Switch
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate has arrived exclusively on the Switch. Come see if it offers long-time fans of the series a satisfying experience.
Destiny 2: Forsaken Legendary Collection review
Destiny 2's biggest and best expansion is here, Forsaken. Is it enough to draw veteran players back and bring new players in? Come find out in my review.
We Happy Few review
Available on Xbox One and PS4, We Happy Few is a game filled with unique characters, original environments and a wide variety of gameplay mechanics.
Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition review
Divinity: Original Sin II Definitive Edition has arrived on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. With thousands of changes, RPG fans won't want to miss this game.
Marvel’s Spider-Man review on PlayStation 4
Spider-Man comes exclusively to PlayStation 4 and is one of the best games this generation has to offer. Come read my review inside and find out why.
Strange Brigade review
Strange Brigade takes you on an exotic 1930's journey into danger filled with supernatural pulse-pounding action and treacherous traps on Xbox One and PS4.
FAN EXPO Canada 2018: gaming booths I visited
FAN EXPO Canada held its yearly celebration of all things pop culture this past weekend in Toronto. Come check out some of the games I played at the event.
Hands-on NHL 19 with Creative Director William Ho
EA invited me to a special hands-on NHL 19 with the game's Creative Director William Ho. Come find out why hockey fans will not want to miss this game.
Dead Cells review
Motion Twin’s rogue-lite, action-platformer, Dead Cells makes its way to Switch and PlayStation 4. Come find out what makes this game so addictive to play.
Review of Go Vacation for Nintendo Switch
Compete and participate in over 50 mini-games across four different resorts with family and friends in Go Vacation on the Nintendo Switch.
