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Bayonetta Demo
Sheila Khosla |
Although it's a slightly inferior port of a game built for the Xbox 360, I downloaded the Bayonetta "First Climax" demo from the Japanese Playstation Store. The result? I came.
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(Under)statement Pieces
Sheila Khosla |
Accessorizing like your favourite characters shouldn't have to look like cosplaying. These FLAREgamer finds will inspire you to look for the parts to look the part - outside of convention season.
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Mary Huang |
Let's not mince words: the realities of aging and dying are not exactly the loveliest topics you could be thinking about. This is why The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is such a quietly remarkable and heartfelt story about exactly those two things, told through the eyes of a man who finds one impossible and the other inevitable.
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I Am Legend
Sheila Khosla |
Last night was the early screening of I Am Legend and Sheila, along with the CTV/SPACE crew went to check it out. Legend adaptation comparisons aside, this movie was a riot to watch... at first.
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Scoring videogames with Laura Karpman
Sindhuja Shyam |
Laura Karpman has been providing scores for film and television for over eighteen years. It wasn’t until a few years ago that she branched out into the world of videogame music, a surprising move on her part. Read on as FG talks to the award-winning composer about her experience in scoring videogames among other things.
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Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles
Gabriella Tato |
Resident Evil and first person shooting is a combination that has historically produced less than favorable results (See Resident Evil: Survivor). Umbrella Chronicles improves upon previous spin-offs and provides plenty of replay value in the form of unlockables and an improved co-op mode.
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The Angry Video Game Nerd Is Back
Sheila Khosla |
"Never heard that one before." That's what you'll say after watching any of the Angry Video Game Nerd's videos. Next thing you know, some of the Nerd's vocabulary has weaseled itself into your own. Read on as Sheila and the Nerd take a trip back to the past.
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