Judi Azmand, Author at COGconnected

Judi Azmand

Thanks to all the electronic retail stores and her mother, Judi first started playing video games on local demo PCs and gaming consoles before she could even articulate "video games". Currently a full-time student at Simon Fraser University and working part-time, Judi’s time management skills are put to the test, but gaming is one that will always be attended to. She’ll tackle any game or subject that’s put her way in hopes that her contributions to COG Connected will make readers learn about and indulge in the world of gaming. Follow her on Twitter @JudiAzmand.

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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone Review – All the Vocaloid Goodies in One Package

Hatsune returns with her newest rhythm game that contains two separate packages each boasting over 100 songs. It’s a game Vocaloid fans won’t want to miss.

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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone Preview – Massive Collection of Fabulousness

With over 200 songs and tons of customization features, Hatsune Miku makes her return with a console port of Project Diva Arcade Future Tone.

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Yesterday Origins Review – Unique Story With Average Gameplay

Yesterday Origins joins the point & click adventure bandwagon to serve up a pretty unique story of immortality, memories, and John Yesterday.

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Mark McMorris Infinite Air Review – Stuck on the Chairlift

Mark McMorris Infinite Air is a snowboarding simulator that tries to implement features from Skate and the like, but ultimately fails with many faulty, lackluster, and clunky mechanics that overshadows its initial ideas and even not too shabby visuals.

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Pirate Pop Plus Review – A Classic Mechanic On A New System

Pirate Pop Plus offers a classic style on a new platform, giving players the power to pop bubbles and customize their own virtual Gameboy.

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World of Final Fantasy Review – Nostalgic Cuteness Taken To The Next Level

World of Final Fantasy’s launch is in part to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Final Fantasy. It’s an all-in-one package with high entertainment value.

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XCOM 2 Review – A Seamless & Beautiful Transition From PC to Consoles

Previous XCOM games, including XCOM 2 on PC, were all impressive. Can XCOM 2 on current gen consoles hold up just as well? We can tell you it sure does.

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7 Reasons Why You Need Jump Into The Souls Series

Here are 7 reasons why you need do yourself a favor and jump into the Souls series by FromSoftware right now. They’re tough, but definitely worth your time.