Video Games

2016 has been one heck of a year for gamers; we have seen some of the most anticipated AAA games release on home consoles. Without further ado, here are the top 5 games of 2016 to date.

The most epic strategy franchise of all time can now be played on the go without compromise. Sid Meier's Civilization VI is here for the Nintendo Switch.

E3 2019 doesn’t officially begin until Tuesday but preparations for the event are underway. Join me to see how Los Angeles is being transformed.

They got the name right, because there’s always another horizon cresting in the newest Forza title. Three times the size of its predecessor, Forza Horizon 2 is an open world game featuring the lush expanses of Southern France and Italy, and more than 200 lovingly rendered vehicles to explore its many roads in.  Need a drive? How bout a lot of em? 

Ask gamers about NHL 15 and you’ll get one of two answers: “It’s great because it’s the hockey game we’ve been waiting for” or “I can’t believe it’s missing so much.” The camps will probably remain pretty divided, but the fact of the matter is, if you’re in it for the traditional hockey gaming experience, NHL 15 provides it and more. It is, in fact, a good hockey gamer’s game. Read on to find out more.

Released late last year in the Nintendo eShop, Minecraft: Wii U Edition is available in a special retail edition. This package includes the Wii U version of Minecraft, a sandbox building game beloved by millions around the world, plus the all-new Super Mario Mash-Up Pack.

Every so often a game so unique comes along that its name becomes synonymous with an entire genre. Revisit the origins of Dark Souls with Dark Souls Remastered.

NBA fans in Canada have an amazing opportunity to see preseason NBA action thanks to Xbox Canada and Best Buy!

It’s time to get excited Xbox fans, as the most-requested Xbox One feature—backward compatibility—has officially arrived! With the recent launch of the “New Xbox One Experience,” over 100 Xbox 360 games can now be played on your Xbox One consoles, with hundreds more in the months to come. Come see how it works!

Today, developers from Japan and North America showcased new and upcoming games in the first ever New Game+ Expo. Details on what was shown inside!