Where is Our Superman Game?
With a few months away from the new Superman movie, Man of Steel, the anticipation for long-time fans can only continue to build up and the ache of wanting to spend our time with anything Superman-related while waiting, one can’t help but wonder; why isn’t there a good Superman videogame out? I mean, come on! … Read more
MAI’s Blown Up: Gaming and War
The Montreal, Arts Interculturels is not only a center for arts, but the presenter of cross-cultural artistic expression which allows many voices to be heard and explored. From November 17th to December 15th, the MAI is presenting an exhibition exposing today’s misinterpretations of present-day wars through the work of three artists who work with video … Read more
Assassin’s Creed 3 Lacks Pulp
Some of the best games brought to us have always been the heavily story-driven. Some of them guided by rails, some others a bit looser with an open-world environment. But what happens when a game feels conflicted by the two types and constricted by its own technical limitations? Well, Assassin’s Creed 3 happens. Ubisoft was … Read more
Waiting For Horus: Multiplayers’ Ball
Go check out my interview with graphic designer Devine Lu Linvega on this awesome Montreal-made multiplayer game called Waiting For Horus. My article was published on Cult #MTL’s website, and here is the link. Thank you for the shares and comments. So enjoy! http://cultmontreal.com/2012/10/waiting-for-horus-multiplayers-ball/
Mass Effect 3 Review
Year after year, one epic battle after another, Mass Effect 3 is the grand final chapter to the beloved series we’ve all been waiting for. After a lot of improvement on gameplay, breaking the expansive RPG frontier and cinematic implementations, Mass Effect 3 was a hell of a ride saving the galaxy and taking Earth … Read more
We Are Spoiled Gamers
A video game, like a movie, TV show, music album or whatever else that has been written or worked on by someone, is a work of art and a form of expression. It’s ok to critique since it’s proven that anything that can be critiqued is art. But is it ok to request to alter … Read more
I Am Alive Opinion
With almost nothing new to offer to the post-apocalyptic genre, I Am Alive, newly released XBLA title, plays with what most games lack; realism. But fails miserably on concepts and interesting mechanics where it could’ve strived instead of not making me feel bad for laughing too many times at it. Ok, so let’s get the … Read more
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare Review
7/10 Close to five years from his disappearance, Alan Wake is welcomed back, and this time, in a Xbox360 Arcade title enveloped with doubts and good old fashioned American horror storytelling. American Nightmare is not be confused as a sequel to the original but like a spinoff, involving the writer trapped in the infamous Night … Read more
Just The Tips…Monthly Gaming Advice
With only one month away from the release of Mass Effect 3, it’s time to prioritize your gaming time and think about what you want to do before you embark upon the Normandy. You all want to make sure not to compulsively buy games you are not going to have time to play just because … Read more
Do Poor Graphics Excuse The Rating
It’s hard to find a videogame deprived of violence or harsh content, even if it’s justifiable with its content. There’s always been the confusion and debate over the fact that people don’t consider videogames like a form of art, in that case it would be liable for it to provoke the players and the Medias … Read more
