Lou Sytsma

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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Red Dead Redemption 2 (PC) Review – Digital Dying West

Red Dead Redemption 2 (PC) Review – Digital Dying West

Everything about the Red Dead Redemption 2 PC version is bigger and better than the console version, however it’s going to take some serious tech to run it at its full graphical prowess.

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TP-Link AX6000 WiFi-6 Router Review – Taking The Future Proof Route

TP-Link AX6000 WiFi-6 Router Review – Taking The Future Proof Route

TP-Link’s beefy next-gen router is available to the public, and suffice it to say, it’s a beast. Packing a ton of high-end hardware into this stylish package took some work, and while it may be a bit of time before the benefits are fully apparent, this will be a suitable fit for any forward thinking house.

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GRID Review – No Gridlock Present In This Racer

GRID Review – No Gridlock Present In This Racer

Codemasters’ beloved racing series is getting back to basics, and their reboot of GRID is a strong entry in the franchise. Codemasters have crafted a fun racing experience and managed to inject a little personality into the game to boot.

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WRC 8: The Official Game Review – Razor’s Edge Rally Racing

WRC 8: The Official Game Review – Razor’s Edge Rally Racing

In WRC 8 the graphics, sound, presentation, and force feedback are all stand outs, blending together to create a speedy and dangerous world rally racing.

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Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot PSVR Review – All Graphics, No Glory

Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot PSVR Review – All Graphics, No Glory

Wolfenstein Cyberpilot’s $20 price tag becomes clearer when you realize there is only ninety minutes of game here and most of that playtime is really any fun.

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Assetto Corsa Competizione Review – New Engine, Same Racing Stripes

Assetto Corsa Competizione Review – New Engine, Same Racing Stripes

Assetto Corsa Competizione provides a satisfying driving experience but like its predecessor Assetto Corsa, it just doesn’t feel complete.

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Killing Floor Double Feature Review – Well Rounded Monster Meat Mash

Killing Floor Double Feature Review – Well Rounded Monster Meat Mash

Killing Floor 2 and Killing Floor Incursion go together like Rocky and Adrian. Each game has gaps. But different gaps that complement one another.

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Everybody’s Golf VR Review – A Stripe Down The Center of the Fairway

Everybody’s Golf VR Review – A Stripe Down The Center of the Fairway

The use of a single Move controller really gets one immersed into the swing of the game. Everybody’s Golf mostly surpassed all our expectations.

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Gato Roboto Review – Metroidvania Meow

Gato Roboto Review – Metroidvania Meow

Gato Roboto is polished, and there is no doubt a certain naive charm to the game, aided by catchy music and sound effects.

Interpoint is Giving Me Half-Life Vibes

Interpoint is Giving Me Half-Life Vibes

Interpoint’s visuals might feel familiar, but its Early Access release from studio Three Dots promises fun gameplay inspired by the best.