GoldenEye changed the gaming world forever as it was released 23 years ago today on August 25, 1997, and our writers at CGMagazine share some fond memories.

Sonic Mania Plus on the Nintendo Switch is now the highest-rated Sonic game in 25 years.

Mel returns from being held hostage by Cody to join him and Phil this week on Pixels & Ink. Phil tells them all about War Dogs and Kubo and the Two Strings. They also discuss the possible designs of Nintendo’s NX, the Mass Effect remaster and hypothetical actors who could play young Lando Calrissian.

In the videogame industry, some of the biggest, most beloved franchises are JRPGs. From Final Fantasy, to Persona, this genre is so diverse and unique; we dedicated a whole issue to it. With titles like I am Setsuna, Bravely Second, Persona 5, and Final Fantasy XV, taking the mantle of the most talked about games […]

There was a time when the JRPG genre pushed technology and storytelling to their limits with some of the best games for each console generation. But as the videogame industry grew and spread into global markets, the genre devolved into more of a fringe niche. Titles such as Final Fantasy still garnered mass appeal with […]

CGMagazine heads into summer with an in-depth look at mobile gaming and its evolution in the gaming market. Jordan Biordi discusses Nintendo’s foray into the mobile scene with Miitomo, Lisa Mior discovers how AAA developers can legitimize mobile games with Super Senso, and Liana Kerzner raves about the power of Facebook games. Phil Brown sits down with Daniel […]

That’s right everybody, that special time of the year is here. The only Toronto International Film Festival Awards that my mother cares about.

Summer is here, and so is the latest issue of CGM. Dreadnought takes centre stage as one of the surprise announcements from E3, but there’s some advice on how to succeed with a comic on Kickstarter, as well as a retrospective on the digital migration of Magic: The Gathering from card game to online powerhouse. […]

On this week’s CGM podcast, John Carmack finds out he doesn’t own his ideas, Marvel keeps things interesting on Netflix, and Spider-Man will make huge bucks at the box office, but apparently it sucks.

Circulating rumours were brought to an end today when Naughty Dog confirmed that The Last Of Us is indeed being re-released on PlayStation 4. The game has been re-named as The Last Of Us: Remastered and features full 1080p resolution as well as improved character design and lighting. Alongside this is the inclusion of the […]