You no longer need a PC to dive into games based on James Patterson’s best-selling Women’s Murder Club fiction. The latest in the series, THQ’s Women’s Murder Club: Games of Passion, has just debuted for the Nintendo DS/DSi.

What better place than a local shopping mall to chat about the new BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone and its impressive features. While mine is with Bell Mobility, it’s also available through Telus and Rogers. Enjoy.

For many gamers who’ve circled Nov. 10 on their calendars, this has been a long time coming. But the sequel to Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is now available.

Live broadcasting an event has never been easier!

For video gamers, the fall season is both a blessing and a curse: While many high-quality titles debut around this time each year, there’s only so many dollars to go around. If you’re itching for a new game or are starting to buy presents for those on your gift list (or a bit of both), the following is a look at three worthy considerations.

Oh, your kids aren’t going to like this very much. But as a parent I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to help create these videos, to teach how to block access to certain console and PC games.

Gamers who played through Ubisoft Montreal’s groundbreaking “Assassin’s Creed,” which has sold more than 8 million copies since 2007, don’t have to wait until the sequel, out Nov. 17, to get their AC fix. Check out the first of three “Assassin’s Creed Lineage” films.

If you’ve read any of the online forums lately, a number of PC users who purchased the new Windows 7 were disappointed to find out some programs they relied upon in Windows Vista aren’t included in Windows 7. Don’t worry, we can help.

Mitch Burke from Kodak Canada joins me to dispense some photo- and video-taking tips for Halloween.

Now that Microsoft has launched Windows 7, I thought I’d post a video from this summer surrounding the company’s Internet Explorer 8 video — if you can stomach it, that is. Viewer discretion is advised!