Xbox Series X and PS5: Top 10 Franchises That Need To Come Back
There are plenty of dormant franchises, but COGconnected dives into 10 of the top franchises we would love to see return next gen.
There are plenty of dormant franchises, but COGconnected dives into 10 of the top franchises we would love to see return next gen.
January 2020 has come and gone, and February 2020 takes its place. With a pretty light release schedule for early 2020, how does February stack up compared to January?
2020 is upon us, but not before we take a look back at the best and worst games from December 2019. While December is generally light on releases, we dig deep to find the ones that stood out either way.
WORK x WORK makes its way west into our hands, but how does this vibrant, quirky JRPG with an interesting twist ultimately fit into the grand scheme of things?
January 2020 starts off a big year in gaming that will ultimately end with the next generation of consoles. Until then, we have almost a full year of current-gen releases to tide us over.
Art is subjective, and beauty is in the eye of the beholder. In video games, art direction can consist of style, technical graphics, how the game moves, and much more. COGconnected has selected the top 10 best art designs in games in 2019.
In the last decade, PlayStation has set a high bar for its exclusives whether first-party developed or otherwise. From the PS3 and especially to the PS4, these exclusives have just about become a part of the PlayStation brand’s identity.
As always, November 2019 delivers with a typical release-filled November just in time for the holidays. COGconnected helps you get sorted out with the best and worst games of the month.
Welcome back to our monthly feature where we give you the best 5 games coming out this month. We could be wrong, they might end up sucking, but based on everything we have seen, these 5 have the best chance at success in December 2019.
October 2019 has come and gone, leaving a trail of good and bad games in its wake. COGconnected takes a look at three of the highlights, and three of the lowlights.