I’m home. I’ve been back here for 6 days now, and man it feels good to sleep in my bed again. I love travelling, and I’m all for running around the world visiting new places…
Continue reading →Gaming
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming for me to comment on a hot topic that’s been floating around the gaming world lately. I’ve been running TekkenCanada for 8 years. I’ve been heavily involved in the…
Continue reading →Last week’s Thursday experiment was a rip-roaring success! I don’t know about you guys, but I had a blast reading all the haiku. I couldn’t respond to everything, as I was running errands around town…
Continue reading →Hey gang, today’s Thursday experiment is special, in that it’s going to last all the way until Monday. It’s a Haiku War! The rules are simple: 1. I post a Haiku after the rules. 2.…
Continue reading →I’m really glad that Capcom has managed to make Super Street Fighter IV online a great experience. On good days, with my sexy internet connection, I can play with my buddies back home and not…
Continue reading →The weekend has passed. On this dreary, colorless Monday, I am reliving the constant awesomeness that took place over the last 48 hours. The USA has EVO, one of the biggest fighting games tournaments in…
Continue reading →The conversation often goes like this. “So what do you do for fun?”, she asks. “Well, I’m a fighting game champ. I also run a fighting games community, and own the Canadian website for Tekken…
Continue reading →Hey gang! This is a multi-part series about my love of fighting games. It covers my humble beginnings as a child, my obsession as a teenager, and how I became the Canadian champion as an…
Continue reading →Hey gang! This is a multi-part series about my love of fighting games. It covers my humble beginnings as a child, my obsession as a teenager, and how I became the Canadian champion as an…
Continue reading →Hey gang! This is the beginning of a multi-part series about my love of fighting games. It covers my humble beginnings as a child, my obsession as a teenager, and how I became the Canadian…
Continue reading →