Canada
EGLX: First Impressions on Canada’s Newest Con
Enthusiast Gaming Live’ exhibition, lovingly named “EGLX”, had its first run this past weekend (April 29 – May 1) in Toronto, Canada. I attended 2 of the 3 days and took the chance to see everything I could. According to their website, EGLX considers themselves to be Canada’s “first foray into the world of large-scale gaming conventions, representing three disti...[Read More]
EGLX First Impressions: Indie Games
This weekend is Enthisiast Gaming Live Expo (EGLX) in Toronto, Canada. The first thing you’ll notice is the massive eSports presence and the second thing you’ll notice is the indie games.
Canada’s EGLX is Only a Week Away!
Day 1 of PAX East in Boston marks a week-long countdown until EGLX takes place. EGLX takes a run at the world of gaming conventions when it opens its doors on April 29 in Toronto and aims to be Canada’s greatest gaming spectacle in the country’s history.
Review: Rugby World Cup 2011 (360)
Rugby World Cup 2011 is a game that is unsure of its identity. I mean, can you really call a game Rugby World Cup 2011 if it only has 10 of the 20 teams licensed to appear in the game? Is it really Rugby World Cup 2011 with only half of the participants of the actual Rugby World Cup 2011?
Xona Games – New Titles Released!
As a Canadian, it only seemed fit that I write about an up-and-coming Canadian indie development company, Xona Games, who will be releasing two new titles this coming week – Decimation X3 and Score Rush!
The Jump Off – Artist Preview
Where will you be December 10? I’ll be at Toronto’s Opera House to see the performances of The Violinist, Tuzzy, Last Bullet and Twisted Ankles. Although you may recognise some more than others, I can truly say this group of performers are sure to rock the Opera House’s stage in two weeks! You do NOT want to miss this! So, with the show quickly approaching, let’s take a few...[Read More]
Playlist: Last Bullet
With recent reviews of Prince, Queen and Deftones, I thought it was only right we take a step away from mainstream media and, instead, take a step towards supporting local music. Showcasing and supporting local talent is very important to me, so, check out what I thought of a local band!