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Listless: SFUvideogames

There’s been a lot of commotion at SFU Burnaby these past few weeks as a film crew works to film something that is definitely not Halo 4. Which gets us at The Peak thinking: what would be some video games that could take place at SFU?

  • Terry StarFox64
  • Residence Evil: Biohazard
  • Pokemon: Concrete Gray
  • WAC-MAN
  • AQ*Bert
  • EA Sports Pond Skating 2012
  • Final Fantasy: The Final Fantasy is that your degree will be worth something. (Submitted by Will Ross)
  • McFogger
  • SF-SSX
  • Super Shrum Bros.
  • Heavy Rain
  • Woodwards with Friends
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