Lou Sytsma

Do you know about Pong? Well… I invented it. No, not really! But… I was around when it came out and blew me away. That heady feeling of excitement has carried on today with not just video games but all media - books, music, movies etc. These are exciting times as all these art forms draw closer and closer together to create more and more engrossing stories. I feel very lucky and grateful to be part of the COG Team and provide a baby boomer’s perspective on the state of gaming. It feeds my inner child!

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Capcom Arcade Stadium Review – Arcade Cabinets Without the Clutter

Capcom has gone the extra distance with Arcade Stadium to allow you to tailor each game to your own personal liking, or that of your friends and family even.

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Star Wars Pinball (PSVR) Review – Use the Flippers, Luke

Star Wars Pinball VR is the virtual equivalent of a Star Wars dream fan cave, complete with various tables, collectibles, and more.

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Moto GP 21 Review – DualSense, Dual Wheel Delight

The PS5’s DualSense controller experience make Moto GP 21 a much more exciting, immersive game than it would be without it.

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Marvel’s Avengers DLC Review – Less Assembling & More Tuning Needed

Marvel’s Avengers Hawkeye and Kate Bishop DLC is officially out. So does it fulfill the desire to assemble the team or is it just more of the same?

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Doom 3 PSVR Review – Creepy, Demon-Blasting Fun

Doom 3’s port to PSVR isn’t completely perfect, but next to Resident Evil 7, it’s one of the creepiest PSVR experiences you can have.

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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 (PS5) Review – Buttery Smooth Skateboarding

The upgrades and the power of the PS5 take the already great Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 and add an extra level of smoothness to it.

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The Uncertain: Light At The End Review – Stuck In The Middle

The Uncertain: Light At The End is part two in a planned trilogy of games. The Uncertain deals with the fall of man and the rise of robots. Not having played the first game the robot threat in this installment feels marginal at best as there is little interaction between the humans and the robots.

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Turrican Flashback Review – Punishing Run and Gun Platformer

It’s been 30 years since the Turrican series was released and now Turrican Flashback, a collection of four games, brings that sense of nostalgia to the forefront. If you were wondering how the game would feel in a modern world, there’s certainly been some welcomed improvements. Is it still tough? Definitely.