Posts By Adam Roffel

Another year means another NHL season – Go Leafs Go! – and another NHL season brings about a new EA Sports hockey game. It has been said for years that the lack of competition in the marketplace has caused EA to become a bit complacent, not doing as much as they should year-over-year. Most years, I’m happy to get a NHL game, but after toying around with NHL 23 for a few weeks, I see why some are calling this…

In just a few days, Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope will be launching on Nintendo Switch. Thanks to our friends at Ubisoft Canada, myself and Daniel Fugate have been playing the game all weekend long, ready to publish our video and written content! Below is a road map and brief description of the content coming from GamesReviews.com and Adam's Nintendo World. We hope you don't miss a minute of our coverage!

Although it is not quite Halloween yet, it's ok to talk about Christmas time, right? This holiday, finding the right gifts and stocking stuffers for your older kids might be a bit difficult, but if you have Rocket League fans in the house, there is no need to worry. The brand new Rocket League Micro RC Cars are the perfect size to slide into a stocking, or great for under the tree. My kids have been playing with these for about a week now, and it's been ...

It’s another year and that means another FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) is ready to be put together. All that card collecting you loved to do as a kid now has a purpose, as you open packs of virtual cards to attempt and create the best FUT team possible. I’ve been at the game for about two weeks now, and have immensely enjoyed my time with FUT. What’s changed? Let’s take a look! The biggest change you will see this year…

During today's Google showcase, fans of the tech giant were not only treated to new information about the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, but also Google's upcoming Google Pixel Watch. With a sleek design that would fit any professional look, Google is looking to compete with Apple in the smart watch space, and perhaps dethrone Smasung as the leader in Android smart watch technology. Was what they showed today enough to convince you? Let's take a look!

During their live showcase today, Google offered up more information on the upcoming Google Pixel 7 and Google Pixel 7 Pro. The new phone shave a slick new look, and are powered by the next-gen Google Tensor processor and will be running Android 13. The phones look sleek, and Google is saying all the right things, but what else can we glean from today's presentation?

When it was announced that a show was being created around The Last of Us, I was less than excited. In fact, I was completely indifferent. I thought it was just because I wasn't interested in the subject matter, but I also had to be honest with myself - I didn't know what hte subject matter was, because I had never played the game. When PlayStation Canada sent over a copy of the game for me to stream on my YouTube channel, my desire to watch went from ...

I've been playing Hokko Life for a few weeks now, and have been enjoying it. Well, at least I've been enjoying it for the most part. In a time when farming and village simulation games seem to be a dime-a-dozen, you really need to make sure you have a great product, with as few issues as possible. With Hokko Life, the premise is definitely here, but there are a few things that are drawing me out of the experience. If it wasn't for having a YouTube channel, ...

It's been well over a year since LEGO Super Mario first launched, and again, I must admit my error when I said the franchise would be a total flop based on the chunky characters you play with. LEGO Super Mario has been a massive hit, and the third playable character has finally launched, Princess Peach. While the Adventures with Peach Starter Course is similar to that of Mario and Luigi, I do think it's the best of the bunch if you are just getting started. ...

If there is one thing we enjoy at the Roffel house it's the Christmas season. Friends and family visiting, stockings, and of course, the tree. We always put up two trees each year - one 'adult' tree with beautiful ornaments and an obvious theme, and one 'kids' tree, which is just a mishmash of gifted ornaments and other cool little trinkets. We've always wanted to get a Christmas train to run around the base of the kids tree, but the plastic ones you find at ...