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Hey Button Mashers!
Last week The Varsity, the University of Toronto’s largest independent student publication, sent me to one of the coolest shows in town for pop culture fans, Toronto ComiCon 2016.
Check out some of the coolest things we got to see and do at this year’s Toronto Fan Expo!
A fun musical side project Corey and a handful of friends from Toronto put together. Enjoy!
Every year legions of Canada’s most passionate pop culture enthusiasts congregate in Toronto’s Metro Convention Centre for the weekend of geek glory that is Fan Expo Canada. Being the video game junkies that we are, Button Masher T.O. has assembled a quick “Best Of” guide for the events, personalities, and demos that should be on all gamers’ agendas at this year’s Expo.
