GoGCast 544: Nintendo Direct, Umami Review
Nintendo came in hot this week.🔥Zelda Ocarina of Time is back, Fire Emblem fans are fired up, Kingdom Hearts 4...
Reviews
GoGCast 243: Journey to the Savage Planet and Temtem
Join us for a very colourful voyage across distant lands populated by wondrous creatures in this week’s GoGCast. 🚀🪐 We...
Stark Raving Geek: Wonder Woman Review
So was Wonder Woman worth the hype? Or was it just another Big Blockbuster Bomb? I found out, and you need to know.
GoGCast 88 – Blizzcon, Northern Arena, MIGS and Watch Dogs 2!
Sarah, freshly back from Blizzcon, talks to us about her experience in Anaheim! We also go over Northern Arena that just happened in Montreal, MIGS, Watch Dogs 2 and everything else that any self respecting geek should know!
Sailor Moon Drops: “I’ll punish you with this puzzle game!”
“The Sailor Guardians are cuter than ever as they take on their greatest challenge yet: Puzzles!” Bandai Namco has outdone...
A Year Later – Heroes of the Storm Review
Heroes of the Storm has come a long way this past year. We’ve refrained from reviewing it earlier because it simply wasn’t finished. It certainly isn’t finished now, but it has been improved upon and there are big changes ahead – hopefully for the better.
Brick by Brick: LEGO Marvel Avengers Review
The LEGO Universe has been adapting different types of popular media over the years, such as Harry Potter, Star Wars...
Gears of War Ultimate Edition Review: From Past to Present
It’s always advisable to approach video game rereleases and refurbishes with some trepidation. Games that were great a decade ago don’t necessarily transcend time and space in the gaming world. Video game trends flux and flow; titles and genres can succumb to the passage of time. As *the* defining title of ye olde Xbox 360 (sorry, Chief), Gears of War’s innovation could have been lost in translation. Thankfully, this isn’t really the case; yet it isn’t not the case either. Yes, this brings up a conundrum.
Journey (PS3/PS4) Review: A Journey Everyone Should Take
If I were to pick one title that proves that video game making is an Art form, worthy of that capital A, I’m pretty sure I would pick Journey. Will you take this journey with us?