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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A Rogue Escape Review – Meching A Break For Freedom

I wish it was longer and ended better, but in its early and middle stages A Rogue Escape provides enough mech-piloting satisfaction to make it worth a try.

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RIG Nacon Pro Compact Review – Decent Affordable Alternative

While some of the features of the RIG Nacon Pro Compact land more effectively than others, there’s no denying that it’s a decent product that’s well worth the affordable price.

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RIG 500 Pro HX Headset Review – Easy on the Ears… And Wallet

The RIG 500 Pro HX might have a few design issues and it isn’t the prettiest unit, but in the comfort and sound departments it’s among the best affordable gaming headsets around.

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Puzzle Bobble VR: Vacation Odyssey Review – A Little Too Annoying

Overall, Puzzle Bobble VR: Vacation Odyssey is a decent and fun time for a solid few hours of casual enjoyment. But it doesn’t bring that level of excitement we expect from a great VR game.

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Maskmaker Review – A Convoluted and Beautiful Mess

It’s set-up is ludicrous, it’s biomes are beautiful but sparse, and it’s story is convoluted; but even still, I enjoyed Maskmaker and I recommend you take up the chisel and mallet and experience it for yourself.

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Judgment Remastered Review – Yagami Refined

Judgment has its flaws, but its fresh take on the Yakuza formula plus relatable story and characters set the game apart. While the gameplay additions don’t always hit the mark, this Remastered version is absolutely the way to play it.

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Traffic Jams Review – A Middle of the Road VR Experience

While Traffic Jams has some fun and clever ideas and a few hours of genuine fun to be had, there’s just too much sameness to the experience to keep you coming back.

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Tennis World Tour 2 Complete Edition Review – Upgrades Can’t Save This Flawed Mess

All of the solid modes, extra stars, slick visuals and nice little details in Tennis World Tour 2 Complete Edition can’t save a game whose core experience, playing tennis, is poorly executed.

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Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (Xbox One) Review – Kicking Its Way to Xbox in Style

The Xbox version of Yakuza 6: The Song of Life doesn’t quite feel as latest-gen as the PS4 version, but with so much great content, Kiryu’s swan song still kicks some serious ass.

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Flow Weaver Review – The Not-So-Great Escape

Try Flow Weaver if you have a VR headset and really love the escape room genre, but if you want to feel like a real wizard, there are better VR titles already out there.