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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Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of The Forgotten Past Review – A Blast From The Past

Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past is out on the 3DS. This aptly named title brings back classic JRPG goodness to the 3DS.

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Steins; Gate Review – A Gorgeous Tearjerker

We take a look at Steins; Gate, recently released on Steam. If you could send yourself a text message from the future, what would you say?

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3 Up, 3 Down – Three Things We Love (and Hate) About The For Honor Alpha

For Honor’s latest closed alpha concluded this past weekend. So we decided to break down the things we loved (and hated) about it.

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Bound Review – Remain Seated and Hold onto the Bar

Bound is an exceptional piece of art but sometimes pure art doesn’t make for a great game. How does it hold up in this interactive medium?

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Attack on Titan Review – Fluid Gameplay Overshadows Bland Visuals

Following a successful launch in its native Japan, the eagerly anticipated action game Attack on Titan comes to North America.

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A.W.: Phoenix Festa Review – This Dating Sim Doesn’t Have A Happy Ending

A.W.: Phoenix Festa combines dating sim mechanics and combat in one game and features its own original storyline carved from the light novel series.

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Kerbal Space Program Review – Rewarding Space Flight Simulator

We have liftoff! Kerbal Space Program finally lands itself onto consoles, bringing hours of entertainment for space enthusiasts.

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Adventures of Mana Review – A Simple & Charming Remake

Adventures of Mana is a simple, charming look into the origins of a classic series. Despite its shortcomings, it manages to be fun and worth a play through.