TheCanadianTechie
The past few years have been great for Xbox fans, especially thanks to Game Pass, cross-play support and it’s about to get better. The previously PlayStation-exclusive MLB The Show series is making its way to Xbox consoles for the first time, with MLB The Show 21.
As mentioned in my Jurassic World Evolution review, I’ve been a fan of simulation games, especially ones about managing theme parks. There’s something exciting about getting to build your own theme park from scratch, designing crazy rollercoasters and basically becoming your own Walt Disney.
For the past few years, the Assassin’s Creed series has gone through an identity crisis. Following the mixed response to Unity and Syndicate, the series went through a slight overhaul by going action-adventure game to more of an RPG (a la The Witcher 3).
It’s been more than eight years since Ubisoft first showed off Watch Dogs to the world and, since then it’s become a successful franchise for the company with two games under its belt and a third with the release of Watch Dogs: Legion.
If you’re like me and grew up during the early 2000s, then you’ll probably remember the Tony Hawk series. It’s one of those iconic series that gamers will remember, even though I started out playing the later games from THPS 4 and later, I still remember them to this day.
Continuing with their recent trend of remastering their older games, Activision has remastered the first two entries in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (THPS) series into one game for current-gen consoles.
In the early 2000s, skateboarding games were done a dozen with titles like the Tony Hawk games and EA’s Skate series. But going into the 2010s, skateboarding games became increasingly rare.
In addition to licensed titles, the PS2 has quite a few great games that were a lot of fun to play and have gained a sizable fanbase over the years. One of those games THQ’s Destroy All Humans series.
During the PS2 era and other early 2000s game consoles, there were quite a few licensed titles based on popular movies and shows at the time.
While the earliest form of virtual reality came in the form of the View-Master in the 1930s, it wasn’t until the 2010s with the introduction of the Oculus Rift where VR started to become more popular and more accessible.
If you’ve ever moved houses or apartments then you’ll know that moving isn’t the most enjoyable experience and can sometimes be stressful.
