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One of the better features of Assassin's Creed Origins is to snap photos around the world of Ancient Egypt and share them with friends. While you begin exploring the world and consulting your map to see which outposts and camps you might have missed, you are bound to see a number of photo icons dotting your map. Those are not objective, but simply photos taken by others that you can look at. After spending about a half hour last night looking at a bunch of these photos, I realized on thing: Assassin's Creed Origins looks fantastic!

There are a number of things you can do in Assassin's Creed Origins that are never actually spelled out for you, and you'll need to learn to do it on your own. Some of these things are fairly minor and obvious, such as dipping your arrow in a fire to set it ablaze. Others, however, are not as obvious, and if it wasn't for all the good people on Twitter, I might have never known this was an option. I call it the Autopilot and Senu Scope technic, and it has changed the way I play Origins!

Performance Design Products has released a number of headsets over the last few years, and to date, none of their recent products have compared to the outstanding AG 9+ they released a few years ago. That's not to say their other products are bad; far from it, as PDP always releases quality products that customers are bound to love. With my AG 9+ reaching the end of their life cycle - over hundreds of hours of use mind you - it was time to look at something else from PDP. Enter the PDP AG 6 Headset. Will it replace my older pair? Let's take a look!

We've been playing Assassin's Creed Origins for about 6 hours now thanks to Ubisoft Canada, and the game is absolutely pheonmenal. From the graphics, to the audio, to the new and improved gameplay, it is quite obvious that Ubisoft's year off from the franchise went to good use! As today is launch day, we figured we would share a few of our top tips for early success. Check them out below, and be sure to enter our contest to win your own copy of Assassin's Creed Origins Gold Edition on PS4!

While everyone was fairly certain Rocket League would eventually be coming to retail in physical form, I'm not sure anyone was certain that Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment would be the company behind getting that done. Today, WB and Psyonix entered a worldwide retail distribution agreement to bring the title to major retailers in time for the holidays.

Today, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment released information regarding the Expansion Pass for Middle-Earth: Shadow of War. For 39.99 - or available for those purchase the gold edition - and it looks like the developers at Monolith is providing a ton of new content for those already looking for more. Check out all the details below, courtesy of Warner Bros. PR in Canada.

There has been rumors of Lego Dimensions being canceled for awhile. It turns out those rumors are true. Lego Dimensions is ending and there will be no new figures made from here on out. We have WB/TT’s official statement below and my thoughts on the announcement. I was hoping that the rumors of Lego Dimensions ending/cancelation were not true. I haven’t been able to collect a lot of the figures for this game, but I was hoping that there was…

I've never been one to excitedly wait for a horror/thriller title on console, but Evil Within 2 might make me rethink that position. Despite my reservations about horror games in general - very predictable, and often doesn't have the same shock value as a movies - Evil Within 2 gave me enough spine crawling, freight endusing moments, mixed in with some great open world mechanics, to deliver on what is one of the better horror/thriller titles to date on console. Despite my distaste for the genre, I simply couldn't put Evil Within 2 down until I had beaten it!

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor was one of the best games released back in 2014, and received some major accolades from almost every media outlet. Even those who were not crazy about the subject matter and tone of the game, applauded the developers for what they did differently: creating the Nemesis System. At that time, it was hard to imagine Monolith Studios topping what they had done in Shadow of Mordor, but somehow, the seem to have elevated the franchise in almost every single way. For fans of the first title, expect much better things from the sequel!

Challenges where you can win amazing prizes are always fun, and I'll be honest: driving a Porsche across British Columbia would be a fantastic prize, as would a fat wad of cash for those under the age of 21. If you've been perfecting your Forza skills, do you think you could beat James Hinchcliffe? Check out the details on how to enter below, thanks to Xbox Canada PR!