Wayne Santos | Toronto-based writer and game journalist
No Major Post
And no guesses for why not, either. Running jobs and running from the cops in Liberty City.
Business As Usual
< ![CDATA[Some writing and rationing out of season 4, part 1, of Ghost Hunters. I honestly don’t know what we’re going to do when we’ve exhausted all these episodes, the withdrawal is going to be painful.
GTA In The GTA
This is how dumb I am. It was only a couple of days ago, that I noticed this huge freakin’ thing was hanging off one of the buildings in the neighborhood. As you might expect, there are a lot of jokes flying around about Grand Theft Auto appearing in the [...]
Officially Getting Stupid
So last week we got Rock Band 2. On Saturday we got LittleBigPlanet and just today I brought the above home. Hailed as the sequel to a much beloved PC series, or, for the less game-lore savvy, “Oblivion with guns,” Fallout 3 is a massive, MASSIVE game that makes the Grand Theft Auto series [...]
Tomorrow
I could have gone to a midnight launch of one of the local big retailers to pick up the game (as many around the continent are doubtless doing) but since I’m a big fan of the little vintage game store I have discovered, and since waiting a few more hours won’t kill me, I decided [...]
Less Than 48 Hours
I’m all in “Christmas mode” now as the release of Grand Theft Auto IV is now getting painfully close. I really love this series, having been stupid enough to get 100% completion on all three previous games on the PS2. I have no intention of breaking that tradition with GTAIV. [...]
Calgary Joins The Jack Thompson Brigade
I was greatly amused–and somewhat annoyed–to hear about Calgary actually getting a mention in the gaming press today. Looks like they’ve jumped on the Jack Thompson “murder simulator” bandwagon, and are warning parents of the dangers that upcoming Chaos Engine Grand Theft Auto IV can pose to [...]
Relaxed Friday
The Wife got invited to a student art show from the seniors at the Sheridan art program. We tottered over to Queen Street West to check it out, then went home and finished up watching the last few episodes of the Blue Planet: Seas of Life documentary. I’m now nursing some [...]
Horror Drought About To End
On the Japanese Playstation Store, Sony put up a demo for a game hitting Japan in July, which is doubtless bound for an English translation. It’s called Siren: New Translation and is actually a PS3 remake of a horror game released on the PS2 back in 2003. Like [...]