Author Archives: Scotty B.

Action/Horror titles would have to be among my absolute favourite game genres. FEAR, Silent Hill, Dead Space (and more) – they have all left very memorable impressions on my gaming history. Original footage and information regarding Singularity, Raven Software’s time … Continue reading →

EA’s Tiger Woods franchise is a remarkable game in that it has no significant competitors in the genre. Apart from maybe Hot Shots Golf (Everybody’s Golf), there are really no other ‘mainstream’ golf games to knock it off its pedestal. … Continue reading →

When I heard that the second title in Sony’s “Play, Create, Share” series was going to be a kart racer, I was suitably impressed — hyped even. I was lucky and landed a spot in the ModNation Racers beta. Here, … Continue reading →

Since my first foray into gaming at the age of 5, I have always gravitated towards the racing genre. Recently, we have been inundated with all forms of racing titles. Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing, Split/Second: Velocity, ModNation Racers … Continue reading →

Most of us have some kind of affinity for Westerns. Whether it was growing up watching John Wayne or Clint Eastwood grace the silver screen, or the more modern cowboy adventures, such as Christian Bale & Russel Crowe’s 3:10 to … Continue reading →

There have been some incredible sandbox games in the past. Most of us remember the more familiar, titles with “GTA” prefixing them – and most of us have played them for hours, just mucking about causing trouble and getting sidetracked … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, I was a hardcore FPS gamer. I literally played nothing else. I gamed at crazy hours so I could get a killer dial-up connection and catch the busy times when the rest of the world was … Continue reading →

Whether it was watching Ripley mow down hordes of the vile extra-terrestrials, or Arnie and his gang hunted by the cloaked Predator, most of us are more than familiar with the Alien and Predator franchises. In addition to the movies, … Continue reading →

The work of Dante Alighieri, his epic poem, The Divine Comedy has seen many adaptations and loosely based story re-workings over the years. None however, have ever really tried to accurately portray the raw and offensive nature of Hell in … Continue reading →