Dawn of Fear Review (PS4)

By Paul Hunter

It's been 24 years since the original Resident Evil landed on PlayStation and wrote the playbook for creating a successful horror series. The game's popularity sparked a massive craze that gave us Silent Hill, Onimusha, Parasite Eve, and Dino Crisis — horror classics we're still talking about decades later.

Don’t Die, Minerva! - Steam Early Access Review

By Paul Hunter

That Minerva, she’s one brave 11-year-old girl! When I was that age, I was going to school, collecting Garbage Pail Kids and playing SNES games. Minerva? She’s ditching her parents, walking deep into the woods and getting trapped inside an eerie haunted mansion. This isn’t a Saturday morning cartoon spooky house either, it’s full of ghosts out to send poor little Minerva straight to the afterlife.

Pokémon Sword and Shield Sets a New Canadian Record

By Paul Hunter

By now most of us have heard the news: Pokémon Sword and Shield had the highest-grossing launch of any Pokémon game in the US, surpassing 2 million sales in its first two days. Worldwide, that number balloons to 6 million copies sold over the game's launch weekend.

PlayStation's Black Friday Sale is Dick Wilde

By Paul Hunter

Black Friday may be a week away, but PlayStation's already gone Dick Wilde on us. Ol' Dick is just $5.99 (US) in the PS Store, and is joined by over 100 other titles seeing huge discounts. The deals are pretty deep for some games, like Anthem for just $11.99 (regularly $59.99) or Fallout 76 for $19.99 (regularly $39.99). Of course, those games in particular are probably worth the discounted prices (oh snap!)

Death Stranding Review: A Hideo Kojima Masterpiece

By Paul Hunter

Oh it's true, Death Stranding is a FedEx simulator. It also happens to be the best game I've played all year on any platform. So, does that mean I just have weird tastes in games? Have I long dreamed of being a parcel delivery guy? The answer, of course, is no on both accounts. Death Stranding, despite its heavy "package delivery" premise, is an immensely deep experience with complex characters, thick plot lines, and a strong, artistic message about the power of connections.

Capcom’s back at the top of their game - Walmart Canada

By Paul Hunter | Twitter: NextGenPlayer

It's become an internet meme because it's true: Capcom is back. In my latest piece for Walmart Canada I explore how Capcom went from having an underwhelming last gen to once again being the industry's premier publisher. Come find out how Capcom made this huge turnaround!

Link: Capcom is back: How the Dev Became This Gen's MVP

Devil May Cry 5 Review - Walmart Canada

By Paul Hunter | Twitter: NextGenPlayer

Happy pre-Devil May Cry 5 day! With the latest game in Capcom's hit hack and slash releasing tomorrow, March 8, 2019, I wrote a timely review with my impressions after beating the game. You can check out my Devil May Cry 5 Review on Walmart Canada here. Also, below are the direct links to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game on Walmart.ca:

Devil May Cry 5 - PS4
Devil May Cry 5 - XB1

So, what did I think of the game? This is an excerpt from my review:

"What’s not to love? Devil May Cry 5 offers an excellent story with three very interesting protagonists, matched by superb gameplay delivering extreme style. Top it off with an awesome metal soundtrack, detailed graphics, and lots of modes to extend replay and you have the total package."

Seems like a pretty good game, eh? Click my full review to read more!