The games studio behind the beloved Batman Arkham games, Rocksteady, dropped their latest venture into the live service games genre, Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League, eight years after their last flagship release of Batman Arkham Knight in 2015.
The esports hub at the Waterloo campus is now fully up and running and open for general drop-in play. Spoke Online reporter Russel Evans takes you inside the brand new facility.
According to financial reports published by Nvidia, the company made approximately $5 billion for Q4 2020 despite the limited supply of Nvidia graphics cards.
Are you looking for a game with assassins, Vikings, exploration, and sailing? If so, then Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is the right game for you.
The esports camps are three-day events held between March 13 and March 21, 2021, where campers will learn valuable life skills while also helping them improve at the games they love.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales isn’t the Spider-Man PS4 sequel fans were looking for, but how does it hold up to the original game?
This year really hasn’t really been kind, but the gaming world maintains a positive and hopeful attitude all thanks to one game: Cyberpunk 2077.
The app still has lots of people travelling around the area, searching for those elusive creatures.
The university team is playing for a chance to win tuition money in a competition hosted by Tespa, a collegiate esports organization.
BY JOSH PEDERSON With the existing popularity of retro and modern video games along with the relatively new trend of esports gaining widespread mainstream media attention, international, national and local dedicated gaming organizations have sprung up and pounced on the opportunities of this new and prosperous market. One Guelph company in particular is putting its face on the map and gaining some serious attention from old-school gamers and the newer … Continued
Just because someone is about to decapitate you in Mortal Kombat, or send you flying off the track in Mario Kart, doesn’t mean you can’t be friends. Ironically, these devilishly violent and hazardous moments often bring gamers together. The Den at Conestoga College is more than a place for students to take a load off and play video games, it’s also a place for camaraderie. Located above the Sanctuary, the … Continued
By JACK PARKINSON There is a trading card game called Magic: The Gathering. It is the most popular TCG in the world, and I am beginning to think it is developed by crazy people. Some background: Magic was first published in 1993 and skyrocketed in popularity. Since then, it has maintained its status thanks to a combination of smart design and the developers understanding the gamers who play the game. … Continued
BY CODY MUDGE Where have all the girls gone? For an industry born out of a relatively progressive age and whose products have nearly universal appeal, gaming has a serious problem with attracting women to the burgeoning field. Gaming has become an incredibly robust entertainment industry with economic clout rivalling and even surpassing the movie and music industries in many countries. And the field has been growing steadily, especially here … Continued
By SPENCER BEEBE A geeky get-together was held at Kitchener’s Victoria Park pavillion on March 29. Nerds of all ages and interests gathered at the pavillion for Nerd Fest 2014 – the first one ever held, where all sorts of activities were held for fans of fantasy and fun. Nerd Fest was hosted by the creators of Nerd Nite KW, a monthly event where nerds get together to watch presentations … Continued
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