Video Games

EA recently announced Bruce Lee would be an unlockable character in their upcoming UFC game this June. However, in order to get him, you’ll have to take the road less traveled and beat career mode on Pro.   There’s a much easier way if you’d like to spare the time and get him right away.  Pre-Order EA Sports UFC online at BestBuy.ca and you’ll get Day One access to one of the 20th century’s greatest Martial Artists!

The gift giving season is upon us, and if you have a gamer on your list (or are treating yourself!), here are the top games releasing in December you may want to consider. It might be a smaller month, but there are some great titles many gamers have been waiting for. Let's take a look!

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.

After a moderate release schedule in January, the gaming industry is back in full swing with non-stop blockbusters coming to BestBuy.ca and hitting Best Buy shelves all month long. From XCOM 2, to Street Fighter V, to Far Cry Primal, and many more, there’s something for everyone this month in gaming!

The wait is finally over! Sony's highly-anticipated virtual reality headset, PlayStation VR, coming out on October 13. I'll have a full review of the VR device coming soon, so stay tuned. This month also marks the launch of two huge first-person shooter games with the arrival of Battlefield 1, taking us into the visceral all-out combat of World War I, and Titanfall 2, which is coming to PlayStation gamers for the very first time. What other games will capture your game time in October? Let's take a look!

Borderlands 3 is the latest entry in the loot-driven series available now for Xbox One and PS4. Come find out if this sequel was worth the seven-year wait.

We all have memories of the first video games, and first systems we played.  Where did you begin?  The Evolution of Gaming exhibit at the Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver rehashed many of those old memories, flashing us back to times before some of us were even born, and then into some crucial eras of gaming, like the crash of 1983, and the explosion of the NES in North America.  Then, they flashed us forward and gave us a sneak peek at how gaming might look in just a few short months and years.  Click below to read more and find out just how much things have evolved over the past couple decades.

Get ready to sail the high seas in Skull and Bones this holiday. Details on Ubisoft's highly anticipated open-world pirate multiplayer game inside!

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.

New family-friendly video games, including Paw Patrol, Baby Shark, Transformers, The Grinch and Jumanji are coming this fall. Details inside!