Avenger 360 Controller Mod – Review
If you are an online FPS player, gaining any small advantage is worth a lot. Earning longer killstreaks, the prestige of landing higher on the scoreboard, and so on. Barring outright cheats, any device that can give an advantage is worth a look. N-Control’s 360 Avenger Mod was developed with this in mind. We play [...]
Asus – Republic of Gamers G74SX-A2 Review
Recently, ASUS began breathing life back into the PC Gaming scene with the launch of the Republic of Gamers PC computing style brand. ASUS has always been a strong component brand for PC Gamers and PC builders. Coming off from successes in the netbook industry, they pressing forward in solidifying ASUS as a powerhouse maker of full systems [...]
2011 Fan Expo – Gaming Gurus and Celebrity Guests!
Fan Expo 2011 is fast approaching and Toronto’s Geek scene is abuzz with anticipation. While much of the FanExpo scene is content media related, focusing on comic books, cartoons and sci fi. This still a big event for gamers as well. Fan Expo GX is the Gaming Expo and some of the electronic and gaming industry’s [...]
Eight Reasons Why You Should Make An Xbox Indie Game
Thanks to Jonathan Flook of Silver Dollar Games for submitting this article to DDGameWorld.com, it can also be read on his blog at Gamasutra.com I’ve read a few articles about the many problems with the App Hub and Xbox Indie Games, but I can’t find too many about how great it is. So I thought [...]
Games for Hope – 28 April 2011 – Toronto
Event info: “Games for Hope” Location: The Garrison 1197 Dundas St. WDoors open at 7PM Cost: Donations of any amount are accepted at the door Webpage: http://on.fb.me/games4hope On April 28th, Toronto Gamers, Boris Pan (aka: Brainfire) and Julie Ford are hosting ”Games for Hope” at The Garrison in downtown Toronto. “Games for Hope” is a [...]
World of Goo launches on iPad, Developer 2D Boy provides own review.
The standard practice for launching a game in the Digital Download Industry is as follows: Announce your intent to release a game. Finish the game. Upload the game. Post, spam and generally inundate all forms of social media that your game exists in hopes that it will stand out, if for but a few short [...]
Apple iPad 2 Event Coverage
Apple’s Live iPad 2 event is only minutes away. Check here for updates. Apple is not providing a live video feed. Many eager fans are losing connections to the user streamed video and live blogs, if you are having trouble with any of the following live blogs, have no fear, we will be providing updates [...]
Tales from Space: About a Blob – Review
Independent Toronto-based video game developer, DrinkBox Studios has finally released their first original console game today, Tales from Space: About a Blob. Available on the PlayStation Network as a digital download, About a Blob is a campy 2-D monster-movie-inspired puzzle platformer that will no doubt strike a chord with the inherent glutinous characteristics that are [...]
Preview for DrinkBox Studios’ Upcoming Tales from Space: About a Blob (PS3 DLC)
Tuesday February 1st, 2011 is a noteworthy day for those of us in the Toronto video game community, as local independent startup DrinkBox Studios is set to release its first original console game Tales from Space: About a Blob – a monster-movie-inspired puzzle-platformer. The February 1st release will be exclusive to PlayStation Plus members, while [...]
Fare City Review (iPhone)
Fare City by Finkly Interactive has been out for some time but I do like to breathe life back into great games that can be lost in the vast ocean of the AppStore. Line tracing games gained in popularity in early 2010 but lost some of their appeal as casual users got caught up in [...]
