Patrick Anderson, Author at COGconnected

Patrick Anderson

Patrick Anderson first got hooked on video games while playing Lode Runner on the Commodore 64. Since then, he has balanced his love of gaming with his other interests, including writing, sports and obsessively polishing his iPhone's screen. Patrick's involvement with COG involves submitting news, writing reviews, attending events, and desperately defending his purchase of a PlayStation TV to anyone who will listen.

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5 Times Video Games Went Too Far

Come along with COGconnected as we take a look at five examples of video games that took things a bit too far.

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Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond Review – Bringing the Fight to VR

Despite so-so visuals and short missions, Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is a fun experience and worthy of your time.

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The Ultimate Black Friday 2021 Video Game Deals Mega Guide

We’ve found all the best Black Friday 2021 game deals and put them in one massive list, so check them out and thank us later.

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5 of the Most WTF Moments From the Yakuza Game Series

We’ve selected five of the wackiest, zaniest and even most disturbing moments from the Yakuza game series — read on if you dare.

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5 of the Absolute Worst Video Games Ever Made

Come along with us at COGconnected as we take a hard look at 5 of the absolute worst, most terrible video games ever made.

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Xbox’s Stubborn Resistance to VR is Baffling

Five years ago, Phil Spencer and Xbox’s dismissal of VR gaming could be understood. In 2021, it’s just poor business strategy.

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Knockout Home Fitness Review – Get Ready to Sweat

Knockout Home Fitness will give you a great workout, but if you’re hoping for more, Ring Fit Adventure is still the undisputed champ.

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Rhythm of the Universe: Ionia Review – Out of Tune

Rhythm of the Universe: Ionia’s enticing premise gives way to a disappointing, simplistic experience that despite some attempts to utilize VR’s potential, has you too often watching instead of playing.

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The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Aftershocks Review – Back in the Big Easy

Saints & Sinners Aftershocks doesn’t throw any crazy new ideas or new story elements at you, but it does add some enjoyable extra hours of combat-based fun in post-apocalyptic New Orleans.

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Clash of Chefs VR Review – Empty Calories

Clash of Chefs is a fun, simple game that has its charms. But, as with the empty calories of a hamburger and fries, you’ll be wanting something a little but more substantial after too long.