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RIGS: Mechanized Combat League is part of the launch lineup for the much-hyped PlayStation VR. After hammering the opposition 6-1 in the third match of RIGS’ career mode, I was worried the game’s single-player mode would be like Rocket League‘s overly easy offering. Three games later, I was furiously yelling at...

Ahmed Mohamed·October 24, 2016
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Most people around my age remember seeing Hulk Hogan, The Ultimate Warrior, Andre the Giant, and so many classic wrestlers fighting it out for the Heavyweight Championship and watched them with admiration. While many WWE games have offered you the chance to become the champ yourself, WWE 2K17 feels like...

Alexander Thomas·October 21, 2016
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Shu is a delightful 2D platformer that is sure to impress with its tight controls and fun design. Whether you enjoy a beautiful scene or some light puzzle platforming, you’re in for a treat that won’t break your wallet.

Nicholas Plouffe·October 19, 2016
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Two decades may have passed since Duke Nukem 3D first brought its ass-kicking violence and unforgettable one-liners to millions of home computers, but its contribution to the gaming landscape has not been forgotten. In fact, many still consider the one-man army shooter to be a pinnacle of the industry’s history,...

Chad Goodmurphy·October 15, 2016
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Be full-warned, if like me you missed out on Wild Hog’s Reboot, the storyline will make you feel as if you’ve woken up from a drunken stupor. Not that I mean to give the impression that presentation is one of this game’s let downs. Cut-scenes are paced like Blur’s Song...

Lucas Raycevick·October 14, 2016
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Mafia III is the debut title of Take-Two owned, Hangar 13, and it has some lofty expectations to meet. The title had a huge amount of hype behind it, and we at COGConnected were very impressed last month when we had some hands-on time with the game. Now armed with...

Michael Chow·October 13, 2016
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Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today is a point and click adventure game with a sinister twist in a post-apocalyptic world. Seemingly similar in plot to many other post-apocalyptic puzzle games, Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today, or Dead Synchronicity for short, is anything but. As a PC port with great 2D...

Erin Castillo·October 9, 2016
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XCOM is one franchise that has been around nearly forever, but not everyone knows that it existed past 2012. Its history spans all the way back to 1994, but it’s in 2012 where XCOM made its first real step into the current “modern” gaming world. XCOM: Enemy Unknown was the...

Judi Azmand·October 9, 2016
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Breathe it in: the fresh crisp air in the open world, the grassy plains and hills as far as the eye can see, alone with your imagination in a world where everything fits into neatly cubed spaces as you destroy and rebuild to your heart’s content. It may be a...

Alexander Thomas·October 7, 2016
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While I’d like to think I’m well versed in the world of JRPGs, I’ll admit there are quite a few titles I’ve missed due to their Japan only release. The Touhou Project series is a series of Japanese bullet hell shooters developed by Team Shanghai Alice that began in 1996....

Thi Chao·September 30, 2016
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Zenith centres around a comedic nature and uses some fantastic pop culture references to keep you entertained. With decent graphics and a well written story, Zenith almost seems like the perfect RPG. Unfortunately, besides these three aspects, everything else was disappointing. From the clunky controls, to the poor combat mechanics, it underwhelms...

Erin Castillo·September 27, 2016
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With The Taken King, Bungie revolutionized the very core of Destiny. The last expansion, Rise of Iron, is more of the same in most departments. Although there’s a good amount of content in the way of a cinematic campaign, a plethora of quests afterwards, and some SIVA strikes along with...

Ahmed Mohamed·September 27, 2016
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