Posts By Adam Roffel

Earlier this year, when we unboxed and reviewed our Nintendo Switch, we also looked at a pile of accessories from Performance Design Products. One of our favourite items - outside the Elite Player Backpack which is phenomenal! - was the Nintendo Switch carrying case, which at the time was themed in multiple ways: The Legend of Zelda, generic Mario, and a charcoal gray, classy looking case. PDP is adding another theme to their lineup of cases: Mario Kart!

Ever Oasis was not something I was looking forward too, and for what ever reason, even the Treehouse Live presentations were not getting my pumped for this release. However, it wasn't until I played the game last night that I understood the huge appeal. I hope more people are willing to give Ever Oasis a try as it could be a very successful, new IP for Nintendo!

Almost two years ago, Performance Design Products launched a Playstation 4 media remote to be used with various apps on the Playstation Store. While the remote was very good in specific situations, there were a lot of unsupported apps, which made using the remote fairly frustrating. Despite the great design of that product, PDP decided to listen to customer and reviewer feedback and launch a smaller, sleeker, and more universal remote. When you compare the two ...

We've recently being doing a lot of coverage around the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sun and Moon base set and expansions. After doing reviews for the 3DS titles last year, our readers began asking about the physical side of Pokémon, so we obliged. On the heels of Pokémon Sun and Moon: Guardians Rising, the Pokémon company will be launching the next expansion for the popular card game: Burning Shadows.

It has been a long while since I jumped into the Elder Scrolls Online, but with the latest launch of Morrowind, I couldn't help but get back into it and see how well Morrowind had been recreated. For the record, Bethesda did a damn good job of taking many aspects of the original Morrowind Elder Scrolls game and recreating them in HD. However, the expansions comes in at a pretty hefty price, so is it worth it? Read on to find out.

We have been busying playing Cars 3: Driven to Win on the Nintendo Switch, and have been loving every minute of it! If you haven't see our impressions on the first half of the game, you can read them here. Today, we will be looking at the final two modes: Best Lap Challenge and Playground mode. We will finish things off by talking about customization and the achievements and objectives you will want to complete!

The iRoar Go takes almost everything that is great about the stand alone iRoar home system and puts it into a smaller package for easy portability. Whether outside in my back yard, or on a road trip, the iRoar Go is a fantastic addition to the Creative lineup of audio devices, and a must own for those on the go! We have mentioned this many times in the past, but the Bluetooth speaker marketplace is saturated, generally with crappy devices…

If you've been following us here on GamesReviews.com, you know we have a love for Creative products. Currently, in fact, we are working on a full review of the iRoar Go, which I recently just took on a short family vacation. Creative has even more great products in store for consumers, so check out the press release below for more details!

Assassins Creed Origins finally takes the Ubisoft franchise in a new, and much needed direction. After a year haitus, Ubisoft Montreal - and corresponding Ubisoft teams around the globe - are showing off their latest creation: Assassins Creed: Origins. Origins has a fairly hefty demo on the E3 show floor, and here are a few things we learned from it!

It only took a couple minutes for me to fall in love with Cars 3: Driven to Win, and although I can easily say it's no Mario Kart - and really, what cartoon racing game really is - I think it's an equally good alternative for those who perhaps prefer Cars over Mario, or those who do not own a Nintendo Switch. We are looking at the game on both of Nintendo's current platforms for this review: the Nintendo Switch, and the Nintendo Wii U!