Michael Chow, Author at COGconnected

Michael Chow

Michael has a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from Simon Fraser University and is working towards his Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. Though enjoying most forms of media, Michael has gravitated towards video games for as long as he remembers. Most of his gaming is done on the PS4, but he is a staunch supporter of both the WiiU and PS Vita. You can follow Michael on Twitter at @machow91.

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Splatoon 2 Testfire – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

With the Splatoon 2 Testfire still fresh in our minds, we take a look at what the game is doing well and areas that could be improved.

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MLB The Show 17 Review – Falling Just Short of a Perfect Game

Easily the best baseball game out right now, MLB The Show 17 improves on every level while adding to its variety of game modes.

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The Crow’s Eye Review – Psychological Horror Gone Right

The Crow’s Eye trades in scary chase scenes and jump scares for a psychological horror full of puzzles, exploration, and… platforming?

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The Inner World Review – Bizarre, Charming, but Flawed

An off-kilter narrative with memorable characters makes The Inner World intriguing, though minor issues detract from the overall experience.

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Solstice Chronicles: MIA Preview – Exciting Gameplay Not Missing

Currently in the Alpha build, Solstice Chronicles: MIA has shown a strong base for the game in its Alpha phase with only more to come.

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Super Bomberman R Review – Not the Rebirth We Hoped For

Alongside the Nintendo Switch launches the first Bomberman console title since Konami took over, but how does it stack up?

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Snipperclips: Cut it Out, Together! Review – A “Shear” Joy

Snipperclips: Cut it Out, Together! is a harbinger of the quality Nindies scene that Nintendo hopes to usher in with the Nintendo Switch.

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Sniper Elite 4 Review – Intricate & Polished Shooter

Rebellion is back with another installment in their sniping franchise. There’s no need to hold your breath for this one, Sniper Elite 4 hits the mark.