Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca I distinctly remember the first time I played *Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare*. The ghillie suits; the desperate post-snipe escape; the tower ambush; the helicopter crash. It […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca The first time I completed my all-time favourite game, Sega’s astounding *Rez*, it was on a semi-stolen projector. I mean, *stolen* is probably too strong a […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca *Wow* This is a word you’ll use generously throughout your first journey into *Grand Theft Auto 5*, Rockstar’s latest and staggeringly expansive new virtual playground. *Wow* at […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca This game make me sad for so many reasons. Not because it’s bad – it’s really, really not – but more because it’s a real shame that […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca My Maserati is silver-grey with a blood red stripe running from its beautiful head down to the nape of its back. With the accelerator pushed hard against the carpeted floor […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca I’ve been trying to write the first sentence of this review for twelve hours. The best I could come up with was something about how storytelling in […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca Some would argue – with very good reason – that Playstation Plus is the best thing to happen to this generation of consoles. The subscription service, initially […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca Publishers Square Enix [recently stated](http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-03-26-tomb-raider-has-sold-3-4-million-copies-failed-to-hit-expectations) that the new *Tomb Raider* reboot was a sales disappointment as it had “only” sold 3.4 *million* physical copies in *one month*. […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca I was once booked to play Charlie Chaplin in a commercial for a mechanic’s garage. (Context: I worked as a professional actor in Vancouver for two years […]
Originally published on AwesomeFriday.ca The internet, for all its splendour and doorways to the world, has completely ruined the art of keeping a secret. Long gone are the times where you […]
Simon Best 