COGconnected 2022 GOTY Awards – Best Looking Game
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Read on to learn all about COGconnected’s Best Looking Games of 2022.
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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