Posts in “Gaming Life”

9x – 7i > 3 (3x – 7u) – Translating Nerd into Valentine!

Ahhh l’amour! That wonderful, pit-of-your-stomach feeling you get whenever the apple of your eye crosses your path. Every touch, every smile, even the sound of them saying your name sends shivers down your spine. There’s only one problem: what gift do you get for a nerd that is both romantic and says “I get you”? You don’t want to buy a gift just because you have to – you want to get something that will make your love’s eyes widen to compliment that beautiful smile, and create a special moment you can both cherish. It also doesn’t hurt to look good in the eyes of the person you think is so awesome. Read On »

 

posted February 7, 2013 - 8:00 am in Gaming Life, Gift Guides by

Talking Castlevania with Producer Dave Cox

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow was one of the surprises of the year when it was released back in 2010. Taking a beloved 2D side-scrolling franchise and turning it into a 3D action adventure, all while rebooting the series as a whole was a bold move, but one that paid off, with Lords of Shadow gaining strong critical response across the board and becoming one of the best selling Castlevania games. With a sequel, Mirror of Fate, releasing for the Nintendo 3DS at the start of March, I sat down with Dave Cox, one of the producers of the series, to ask about the upcoming game and the future of the Lords of Shadow series. Read On »

 

posted February 4, 2013 - 8:00 am in Game Interviews, Gaming by

The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia – Reviewed

The Legend of Zelda series is 25-years-old this year, and to celebrate, Dark Horse and Nintendo have released the English translation of the book Hyrule Historia by Shigeru Miyamoto (the creator of The Legend of Zelda).  Currently, it’s Amazon’s top seller, and it’s no wonder why: The Legend of Zelda has had gamers yearning for a comprehensive look at the Zelda games almost as long as the series has existed!  For years, gamers have been begging for the lineage and extra details that Miyamoto has held  very close to his chest these few decades.  So, what can you expect from this little bundle of joy?  Sit tight and find out as we jump into what you get with your purchase (avoiding spoilers, of course). Read On »

 

posted February 3, 2013 - 8:34 am in Books/Novels, Gaming Life by

Interview with Sportsfriends’ Ramiro Corbetta and Noah Sasso

***EDITOR’S NOTE*** – Andy Borkowski is a guest features writer and video game aficionado in the Toronto Area.  You can check out some of his articles and interviews over here, or on the VideoGameSophistry‘s YouTube Channel.  The video of this interview can be found below.  Enjoy!

To donate or check out the Sportsfriends’ Kickstarter, head on over here!

Andy Borkowski (AB): Kickstarter as a funding platform always breeds innovation, and today we are lucky; we get a foursome of innovation with Sportsfriends: a compendium of four incredibly varied and accomplished games, all available in one package. Now, this Kickstarter project has a lot of moving parts. Who are we talking to today, and how are each of you individually related to this phenomenal upcoming game? Read On »

 

posted December 8, 2012 - 8:05 am in Game Interviews, Gaming by

Andy Borkowski – Interview With Cord Smith On Hitman: Absolution

***EDITOR’S NOTE*** – Andy Borkowski is a guest features writer and video game aficionado in the Toronto Area.  You can check out some of his articles and interviews over here, or on the VideoGameSophistry‘s YouTube Channel.  The video of this interview can be found below.  Enjoy!

Borkowski: Hi, I’m Andy Borkowski with VideoGameSophistry. We’re talking today about the game that I want to play more than anything, come the end of the year: Hitman: Absolution. Can you tell us a little bit about it?

Smith: Absolutely. It’s been six years since we’ve seen Agent 47 in action, and Hitman: Absolution is his most personal journey to date. It actually involves, at the beginning of the game, assassinating his long-time handler, Diana. This flips everything on its side, and it turns out he needs to protect a young girl through a series of events that span from Chicago out to the badlands and back again. Read On »

 

posted November 29, 2012 - 8:34 am in Game Interviews, Gaming by

Places To Do: Microsoft Store Opens At Yorkdale Mall – Toronto

It’s 9:00 a.m. on a cold Thursday morning.  A gaggle of writers, photographers, and editors shuffle down a long corridor towards a tiny side door: the entrance to a brand new Microsoft store, the likes of which has never before been seen in Canada. Read On »

 

posted November 18, 2012 - 8:00 am in Feature, Gaming Life, Places To Do by

Fans Fill Dundas Square In Toronto For Halo 4 Infinity Experience

Just several hours before the midnight release of Halo 4, Torontonians were treated to a massive launch event in Dundas Square. The lines were long, the weather was cold, but the fans were cheerful and the event itself expansive.

 

posted November 6, 2012 - 7:30 am in Events, Gaming Life by

Master Chief Descends On Toronto For Halo 4 Launch Tonight

If you’re chomping at the bit while the hours slowly tick away to the impending launch of Halo 4 this evening, then have we got some fun for you!  Read On »

 

posted November 5, 2012 - 11:27 am in Events, Gaming Life by

Gamer Living Live On Google Hangout For Extra Life!

Join us as we participate in the Extra Life 2012 event, and don’t forget to donate to help us achieve our goal for Beaumont Children’s Hospital!  Check the comments below as we live blog our 24-hour marathon and ask us what you’d like! Read On »

 

posted October 20, 2012 - 8:19 am in Events, Extra Life, Gaming Life by

Talking Video Games With Pamela Horton – October 2012 Playmate and Kick-Ass Gamer

Gamer Living got a chance to sit down with the Playboy Mansion’s newest resident gamer and Miss October 2012, Pamela Horton to talk about video games, being a female gamer, college, and her future aspirations. Read On »

 

posted October 19, 2012 - 8:00 am in Gaming Life, Interviews by