No Meer mortal
By STEVE TILLEY -- QMI Agency
Millions of sci-fi fans have hung on his every word, and he's the star of one of this winter's most hotly anticipated entertainment events. And yet Edmonton actor Mark Meer can walk down the street relatively unrecognized and unmolested. As long as he doesn't use The Voice. Full Story

Most anticipated games of 2010
By STEVE TILLEY -- QMI Agency
If there are two things that video gamers hate, it’s the lack of game releases in the early months of any given year, and hotly anticipated games that get hit by delays. Full Story

Hitting the wall in Trials HD
The new PlayStation 3 revealed
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The most revolutionary videogames of all time
By Katy Finneran, Forbes.com
Think "Rock Band" is revolutionary? Well, not compared to the first video music game ever: "PaRappa the Rapper." Full Story

'Assassin's Creed II' is killer
By NEIL SPRINGER - QMI Agency
Unfortunately, while “Assassin’s Creed II” offers a far meatier gaming experience than its predecessor, the same annoying controls prevent it from being a true classic. Though the gameplay remains fun, it’s not without its frustrations. Full Story

'Avatar' game a titanic flop
By NEIL SPRINGER - WHAM! Gaming
Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, “James Cameron's Avatar: The Game” is about as bad a movie game as you’re likely to encounter. Graphics are basic, gameplay is uninspired and repetitive, the framerate drags, controls are clumsy and it’s simply not very much fun to play. Full Story