Video Games

With so many great role-playing games in 2015, you may be wondering what to spend your hard-earned money on? Come check out my list of role-playing games you must play this year, and discover what my all-time favourite role-playing game is! Let’s take a look!

The iconic Black Ops series is back with an all-new, next-gen experience in Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Will you be playing Baldur's Gate III in early access or waiting for release day? Find out what we think of this RPG adventure with our early impressions.

 Join Fox McCloud and his crew of legendary Star Fox pilots on another daring adventure to save the Lylat System from the evil Andross’ invading empire. Star Fox Zero lets your experience the rush of high-speed space battle from two different perspectives—a widescreen cinematic view on your TV, and an immersive cockpit view on your Wii U GamePad. This special 2-disc package also includes the tower defense game Star Fox Guard for double the shooting fun!

From the studio that brought us Dishonored comes a thrilling re-imaging of the sci-fi action game Prey. I've spent 25 hours with the game, and it's amazing!

The original and best-selling farming/life sim returns for its 20th anniversary with a brand new adventure, Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns. Do you have what it takes to be a successful farmer?

Puyo Puyo Tetris is the ultimate fusion of two all-time classic puzzle games. Complete lines in Tetris, pop puyos in Puyo Puyo, or try the new Fusion mode!

Relive two timeless classics with the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster collection available now for the Nintendo Switch console.

Come inside and find out how Virtual Reality headsets are changing the way we play video games. We will look at what Virtual Reality is, how it works, and the range of Virtual Reality gaming headsets that are available.

I’ll never forget that time in Grade 4 when my friend asked his grandparents for a specific game for his Super Nintendo, and his grandma bought him the Nintendo version of the game instead. He was then told that he had to keep it so not to hurt his grandma’s feelings. The story sticks with me because I’ll often get asked questions from parents or grandparents about whether they can buy, say, NHL (current year) for PlayStation when the gamer has an Xbox. Or even whether that year’s NHL for the Xbox 360 would just play on the Xbox One since it’s cheaper to buy that one.  This is a pretty quick and easy guide to understanding backwards (and even cross-platform) compatibility between gaming consoles to hopefully help you decide which versions are the right ones, and which ones should be avoided when you’re out buying for your gamer.