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Articles, News 8 years ago
LEGO Worlds – Almost At Our Review
Although LEGO Worlds might lack story content, that doesn't mean there is nothing to do. When I did my first impressions article on LEGO Worlds, I had accumulated around 20 gold bricks and a few great prebuilds. Now at almost 100 gold bricks, my impressions of the game are close to being finalized.
Articles, News 8 years ago
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns – Spring, Year 1
We are back! If you remember when the last Story of Seasons game launched on the Nintendo 3DS, I did a number of diary entries breaking down what I was doing each month. With this new release, Trio of Towns, I plan to do the same, instead of doing a traditional review. So, let's not waste any time and get into this!
Articles, News 8 years ago
Say Goodbye to BoxBoy This Month
I really like the BoxBoy games. Nintendo’s BoxBoy, a puzzle game created by Hal Lab (creators of Kirby), has already seen two games for the 3DS eshop. A third and final game, Bye-Bye BoxBoy, will see release this month. Bye-Bye BoxBoy! will be coming to the 3DS eshop in Europe on March 23rd. Nintendo of America tweeted earlier today that the game would also be coming to the North American eshop on the same day but have since deleted the…
Articles, News 8 years ago
Snipperclips A Must Own on Nitnendo Switch
Earlier this week, we published our review of 1-2 Switch, and noted that despite their best efforts to market this as a full retail release, that title fell flat pretty quickly. The same cannot be said about Snipperclips, however. With a price tag of only 19.99, Snipperclips is the must own title for Nintendo Switch, especially if you want to show what the Joy-Cons - separate from the console - can do.
Articles, News 8 years ago
LEGO World First Impressions
When LEGO Worlds arrived in the mail courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Canada, I was pretty excited. The LEGO games have been a household staple since before my boys were even born; even my wife has enjoy the odd LEGO game from time to time - especially LEGO City Undercover on the Wii U! With no prior knowledge of LEGO World, as I had avoided the steam early access release, I quickly realized this isn't your typical LEGO game.
Articles, News 8 years ago
LEGO Worlds Is Now Available For PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and STEAM
LEGO Worlds came out today for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and STEAM. The game will be available later this year for Nintendo Switch. Please take a look at the launch trailer and press release for the game below. ” Toronto, Canada – March 7, 2017 – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, TT Games and The LEGO® Group today announced that LEGO® Worlds, a galaxy of imaginative worlds made of digital LEGO bricks where players can explore, discover and create together,…
Articles, News 8 years ago
Farming Simulator 18 Releases This Summer on PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS – New Images
March 7, 2017 - Farming Simulator 18, developed by Giants Software, reveals a brand new batch of screenshots to welcome you back on board of the largest handheld farming simulation series ever made! After enticing millions of players on PC and consoles, Farming Simulator comes back this summer to PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS with Farming Simulator 18. Today, we unveil the first exclusive screenshots of the game, showing some of the new content landing on the handheld versions of Farming Simulator, including a new environment, a host of new vehicles and brands, new crops, new animals, and more!
Articles, News 8 years ago
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier
It has been a while since we got a new installment in the chronological Telltale Walking Dead franchise - although the Michonne episodes were a nice break away from Clementine - but now that the story is back on track, things are bigger and better than ever. Once again, Telltale has brought us a work of art, both figuratively and literally.
Articles, News 8 years ago
LEGO Dimensions Fun Packs: Knight Rider Review
LEGO Dimensions Fun Packs are a cheap way to extend your LEGO Dimensions experience. While many of the packs at retail can run you up to $50.00, fun packs generally come in around 14.99 - and can even be found cheaper at dollar stores around Canada! What makes these packs so valuable is that consumers still get really great minifigures and sets, but also access to the giant worlds these characters are born from. Yes, you might miss out on specific levels and large toy builds, but if your focus is the game, it's a wonderful way to add content on a budget.
Articles, News 8 years ago
Super Geek Box is Back
It's been a while since we reviewed a Super Geek Box, thanks to some unfortunate shipping issues when the boxes crossed from the United States into Canada. It appears as if these issues have all been rectified, however, because we got our box last month! Let's dive in! The image below is from Hello Subscription! Be sure to check out all their reviews here!