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What are the biggest video game releases in August 2022? Here's our list of all the must-have video games and video game news for this month.

With the highly anticipated ‘Stray’ arriving in mid-July, we chose the other must-have video games that are scheduled to arrive later this year.

At ComplexLand 3.0. five LGBTQ artists will give attendees an opportunity to explore The District, a designated location where artists will be celebrated.

In an ad for upcoming flick Jurassic World: Dominion, Toronto Raptor Scottie Barnes and Jeff Goldblum revisit the team's namesake with the help of some friends.

Vancover streetwear brand TAIKAN have dropped their 010 collection for the Spring 2022 season, continuing the expansion of items and accessories offered.

The Weeknd revealed that he is set to play Orion Hughes on The Simpsons. The episode, called "Bart the Cool Kid," will premiere on March 20.

In the new video game Dawn of the Monsters, users get to play as giant monsters destroying every piece of downtown Toronto, including TTC streetcars.

Ahead of its release this holiday season, Microsoft and developer 343 Industries have unveiled an extensive look at campaign footage from 'Halo Infinite.'

The 'Uncharted' film is finally due to arrive in February, and ahead of its release, PlayStation Productions has unleashed the first trailer. 

Teasers and trailers for 'Gran Turismo 7,' 'Marvel's Spider-Man 2,' and 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic' were released during PlayStation Showcase 2021.

According to the Broward Sheriff’s Office, 61-year-old grandfather Fred Salter was kitesurfing on Wednesday when strong winds flung him into a nearby building.

ComplexLand attendees scored top OMEN gaming equipment throughout the five-day digital experience, often selling out merchandise within minutes.

“People were basically saying I am so glad that this game exists for this year, because otherwise I don’t know how we would have managed."

The recent announcement that many PlayStation 5 launch titles would carry a $70 price tag (instead of the long-time standard $60) raised eyebrows and hackles.