PlayStation Canada is lettings consumers know that there are going to be price increases on PlayStation products in Canada that come into effect on April 2, 2026. This news comes on the heels of Nintendo also announcing pricing changes on their products. I could be wrong, but these mid-generation pricing changes are wild, and not something we generally see over the lifecycle of a console. Some of this is obviously due to a volatile world, where politics, tariffs, and more…
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Marvel MaXimum Collection First Impressions
When we heard that a collection of retro Marvel Comics games was coming out soon, we just had to check it out. A review code was provided to us and now we’ve seen some of what the collection has to offer. Our review isn’t ready yet but we thought we’d provide first impressions of Marvel MaXimum Collection for Nintendo Switch! My favorite non-Nintendo game for SNES was Spider-man Maximum Carnage. I had read the comics and when a game came…
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Review
I’ve been playing Monster Hunter Stories 3 for about a week now, and while a final review isn’t quite in the cards yet as I have more to explore, this is about as close to my opinions as I can get at the moment. And if all things remain equal, my thoughts on Monster Hunter Stories 3 won’t change drastically from this. Call it a review. Call it first impressions. Either way, this title is phenomenal. We are playing on…
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Frosted Blooms Board Game Review
Anytime you give my wife and I a game about flowers, and a game with tiles, it’s generally a combination that really works. It’s a great melding of a theme we enjoy and a mechanism we love. Frosted Blooms not only looks great, but provides exactly what we are looking for in a game experience – something easy to teach and easy to play, perfect for getting game night going, or winding it down. In Frosted Blooms, players are working…
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New Nintendo Game Pricing to get Mixed Reception
Nintendo put out a short release today talking about pricing for both digital and physical games, starting with the brand new Yoshi title and extending into the future. For digital only players this news will be a positive. Physical owners, however, might be less enthused. Starting with Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, Nintendo will now have separate suggested prices for digital and physical titles. This game in Canada will be 84.99 CAD for the digital release, and 99.99 CAD for…
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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream First Preview
Next month, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream comes out for the Nintendo Switch. We were lucky enough to get to check out the game and now can share with you our first impressions of it. Do you want to live the dream? In Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, you have an island and you are tasked with moving Mii characters onto it and building it up. Tomodachi Life is a simulation game like Animal Crossing or Pokopia. Though in this…
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Stonesaga: Nature of the Beast Components Overview and Impressions
If you love a sprawling exploration game with fantastic story and neat elements around every corner, look no further than Stonesaga from Open Owl Studios. The base game itself is a fantastic package packed with dozens of hours of entertainment. That said, if you want to expand your experience, it looks like the Nature of the Beasts expansion will do just that, while no overcomplicating the base formula. Although a copy of Stonesaga base games as sent to us for…
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Stonesaga Meals and Myths Components Overview and Impressions
Stonesaga is an epic, sprawling open world game where you will be exploring a new world, crafting items, and now, cooking food! The Meals and Mayths expansions arrived recently to our GamesReviews HQ, and I had to get it open as soon as possible! Let’s check out the components in Meals and Myths! Although a copy of Stonesaga base games as sent to us for review by Open Owl Studios, Meals and Myths was part of our own All-In pledge…
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Should Legacy Board Games Have Post-Game Replayability?
I’ve just recently finished my second complete campaign of Charterstone from Stonemaier Games, and although the game itself wore on me as I passed 20 total games of Charterstone played, it was still a good experience both times I worked through the 12 games required to complete the campaign. As I was packing up the game and applying new stickers to the rulebook for the post-game experience, I began to ask myself a pretty important question: am I going to…
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Most Anticipated Games of 2026 (Series) – Container
Container was released quite a while ago, but is now virtually impossible to find unless you want to pay an outrageous price for it. Thankfully, AllPlay brought this one to crowd funding late last year, and it should deliver to backers and be available via AllPlay in 2026! Here is a bit from AllPlay from their crowd funding page on Kickstarter, Own one of the greatest economic games of all time. In Container, every decision you make shapes the market.…
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