Father's Day 2026 is coming up June 21st. Here are a few selections from Drew Kozub's TV segment on Breakfast Television that could help you find the perfect gift for the occasion.
Rayman Legends Retold has been announced for release October 1, 2026. In an early preview, we went hands-on with this game for 90 glorious minutes!
The promise of the VITURE Beast is a smart glasses experience where the main features are built right in. Is that a lofty dream for a slender pair of glasses, or does it actually work? After three months of testing I'll share my thoughts on The Beast, VITURE's new XR glasses.
Normally we see news that our (already expensive) subscriptions are getting a price hike...well Xbox is going the other way.
Intel Extreme Masters is on right now in Rio, Brazil. If you've never been to a pro eSports event, here's what it's like.
There's an abundance of controller options for iPhone, but one of the originals is the Backbone One - and it's still a top choice (with just a few drawbacks).
The Razer Kishi Ultra is now getting old, but it's still a top choice for gamers who want to play on their smartphone or small tablet.
While the Switch 2 hasn't been out that long, that doesn't mean there are not a lot of great titles already out there to enjoy. Check out some of our favourites!
One thing Nintendo does better than anyone else is creating party titles that get non-gamers into the action. Their latest demonstration of this skill is Mario Tennis Fever, a new game for the Nintendo Switch 2 that puts powered-up racquets (they spell 'em Rackets, which is apt) into the hands of Nintendo's most famous characters for solo and team play. The new game introduces never...
The "new" Nintendo console in 2026 is actually a remake of a botched release from the mid 1990s. The Virtual Boy was released in 1995 and brought a VR experience to a Nintendo system. When the Virtual Boy first hit stores it struggled to find its footing. It cost $199 in Canada and didn't have nearly as big of a game library as the Super Nintendo (which was only $179 at the time)...