Virgin Radio in Vancouver, BC (Canada), is having a “Fake Film Festival” where the goal is to recreate a movie that runs in less than 60 seconds. That’s right, cram a full-length, feature film into only one minute.

Kial Natale and Dylan Innes, the same crew that created the wildly popular movie Pokemon Apokelypse have created a 60-second version of Scott Pilgram vs. the World.

Celebrating Adam Malysz’s silver medal in Men’s Ski Jumping, Polish developer Vivid Game’s Boozle is “free as long as the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics last” (according to a press release sent February 19, 2010). The 2010 Winter Olympics taking place in Vancouver, Canada, will officially end February 28, 2010.

Boozle is a match-3 style game where you have to try and balance between clearing food versus beverages. Consume too much on one side or the other and your avatar unleashes the contents of his stomach upon your screen…

The Second Annual Elan Awards – which honor excellence in the Canadian video game, animation and digital arts industries – were held at Vancouver last Friday (Feb 15, 2008). The show was hosted by animator Seth MacFarlane of Family Guy fame, who brought his impish humor along and also managed to win an award himself.

Mass Effect, which was developed by Canadian developer Bioware, bagged the top honors. It was recognized as the game of the year and triumphed in…

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