’Tis the season to grab your holiday board games, although I find there is a desperate lack of Christmas board games out there. They are quite rare, and when you find one from a licenced property then you are in for a treat, like last year’s fruitcake.
I originally picked up I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly after a Goodreads recommendation from a friend, and luckily that friend seems to know me pretty well. This graphic novel is probably one of the most entertaining reads I’ve had in a really long time.
As 2015 comes to a close, I’d like to award this year’s most deserving video game releases by genre. Without further ado, here are the finest of the finest of this year’s gaming industry.
This December, theatres across Metro Vancouver invite you to step away from the holiday reruns on television and come see Christmas classics live on stage.
One of the greatest successes that I have seen throughout my life has been the Pokémon franchise.
December is here, and amidst all the usual trappings of the holiday season comes the newest Star Wars movie, the first in 10 years and the first to be handled by the franchise’s new owner, Disney.
Stardom is scary, and that’s a fact. In this world of endless advertising that perforates every level of our lives, perhaps one of the oldest, most ethically questionable ideas invented is the mass-marketing of a person.
Flick on a light. This simple act is made possible by an extremely complex array of systems that brought the power from its raw source right to your fingertips. But to you, it’s as simple as a switch.
Most Canadians know that Chris Hadfield is the first Canadian astronaut to walk in space.
We are in the era of reboots! Movies, television shows, games… it feels like every time you turn around someone somewhere is trying to grab you right by the nostalgia.
