Video Games

There are so many amazing games releasing this year, but few I’ve been looking forward to more than Sony’s PlayStation 4-exclusive interactive horror, Until Dawn. Inspired by Hollywood slasher films from the 80s and 90s golden age, the game centres on eight young adults that travel to a remote mountain cabin in Alberta, Canada, for a winter getaway. The party doesn’t last long though as a lurking danger turns their idyllic vacation into a deadly nightmare—and only your decisions can save them.

After taking a year off, EA Sports is finally back with the latest entry in its annual golf title, and this time with a brand new face for the franchise. Utilizing the Frostbite 3 engine, EA is poised to bring some of the most realistic golf experiences to current generation consoles. It’s time to tee off with Rory McIlroy PGA Tour.

The world of VR is about to explode; leading the charge is the world’s largest social media company, Facebook, and their newest acquisition in the space: Oculus VR. Last week Oculus unveiled their plans to unleash their consumer VR Headset, the Oculus Rift. But that’s not all! Along with this announcement came a handful of others… which you’ll need to read on to find out about.

5 years ago, Warriors of Rock was what we thought was the swan song for the multi-million selling Guitar Hero franchise. But Fall 2015 is ready to bring us a brand new game with new hardware and play style!  Guitar Hero Live promises to bring you a new offline and online experience unlike ever before. Find out more, including a preliminary artist list by clicking below.

Quite simply put: Watching BluRays and DVDs on your PlayStation 4 can be frustrating at best. You have to memorize a weird button structure, and then it’s tough to scan or find menus. You almost feel like you need a remote control, right?  Thankfully, Insignia is here to the rescue with their PS4 remote, a simple (and inexpensive) way to watch movies and more.  Come take a look.

When I was a child, the first two Disney movies my mom bought were The Rescuers Down Under and Fantasia.  Music aside, I hated Fantasia.  Absolutely hated it. As I grew older, I learned to appreciate that it wasn’t a prototypical Disney movie, and learned to appreciate what it was.  It gave me a better appreciation of Fantasia 2000, and now the fact that I’ve been looking forward to Fantasia: Music Evolved ever since it was announced. It’s here, and it’s quite the workout.  Come check it out!