Video Games

One of 2018's best games has arrived on PlayStation VR. Get ready for an adventure and experience unlike ever before that will make your jaw hit the floor.

You won’t have to wait long to play Sony’s exciting new survival horror game, Until Dawn, as the company recently announced it’s releasing on August 25. But wait, there’s more! If you pre-order the game online on BestBuy.ca, you’ll receive the Until Dawn Bonus Chapter, giving you exclusive scenes for two of the main characters!    

The legendary fighting franchise that set the world on fire returns with Street Fighter V! Powered by Unreal Engine 4, witness stunning visuals that depict the next generation of fighters in unprecedented detail. With 16 playable characters at launch, cross platform play and a slew of new features this looks to be one of best Street Fighter games to date.

 This week, Melanie and I took advantage of our time at E3 to stop by the booths of companies offering cutting-edge devices for gamers. These include Alienware, Thrustmaster and Emtec to discover their new GEM Box, a tiny Android box that lets you stream and download a wide range of video games.

2018 has been one of the best years in gaming history. With that being said, I've put together a list of the top games of 2018 so far.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is coming this August to PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Come check out all the details.

A grand adventure awaits in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition, a remastered version of the classic co-op action RPG.

 Missed out on last year’s hard-hitting, brilliantly-designed fighting game Mortal Kombat X? Now’s your best opportunity to jump in and play the greatest entry in franchise history with the release of Mortal Kombat XL. This definitive version includes all the content from the original, plus every DLC character and Skin Pack that has released to date!

Years in the making, zombie-slaying action returns in a brand-new game, Dead Island 2, from Dambuster Studios and Deep Silver.

You can always count on Sony to keep the titles coming after a generational shift. Ever since moving from the PS1, they’ve supported their last gen hardware, and proving nothing has changed are two very different RPG titles, and a fighter.  Whether its the JRPG stylings that capture your fancy, of if you prefer a more Diablo-esque hack, slash, and loot-athon, we’ve got a bit of both, with The Witch and The Hundred Knight and Atlier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk.