Rhett Waselenchuk, Author at COGconnected

Rhett Waselenchuk

A graduate of the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts, there is no greater passion in Rhett’s life than writing and performing. Rhett has been gaming since the early 90s, but it wasn’t until he broke his first neck in Metal Gear Solid, that he knew there was no turning back. Listen to Rhett talk smack on COGconnected’s own Press X to Podcast.

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Shijose’s Cosplay is Simply Stunning and Elegant

This week we’re proud to feature an up-and-coming cosplayer named Shijose_21! Shijose hails from Korea and has been cosplaying for several years. We think she’s stunning!

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Black Future ’88 Review – Dark Future Looks Real Bright

The latest master class in the roguelike genre is here! Shoot, dash, and slash your way to victory in this neon-soaked riot called Black Future ’88.

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Sitting Down With Intel’s Hernan Quijano

At the Intel Experience Day 2019, we got to speak with Intel’s Hernan Quijano about Intel, esports in the Olympics, consumer markets, and more.

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All The Best Gifts For Xbox One Fans This 2019 Holiday Season

Naughty or nice, your favourite Xbox One gamer is likely expecting a sweet gift over the holidays this year. Don’t know what to get? COGconnected has you covered with their annual Xbox One Holiday Gift Guide!

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Intel Experience Day 2019 – The Age of Data is Upon Us

On October 29th, Intel hosted it’s second annual Intel Experience Day in Toronto. At the event, we had a chance to hear about what Intel is doing when it comes to tech innovation in Canada and more.

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Intel’s 9th Generation Core i9-9900ks Special Edition Is a Beast

Intel has released the special edition of their 9th generation core processor, the 9th Generation Core i9-9900ks, and it’s a beast.

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Top 10 Spookiest Games on PS4

With Halloween fast approaching, COGconnected gives you the rundown on ten of the spookiest games available on the PS4. Don’t have a PS4? Take a look anyway, as some of these games may also be on your console of choice.

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The Witcher 3 (Switch) Review – Witching, Switching, and Bitching

Saber Interactive’s take on one of the all-time greats is easily the worst version of the game, but at heart, this is still The Witcher 3.

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Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered Review – Please Try Your Call Again

Mad Dog Games ‘remaster’ of the 2009 original is here, and completely questions what it means to be a remaster. It left us feeling a little aghast, and maybe even questioning whether or not if we ain’t afraid of no ghosts.

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The Sinking City (Switch) Review – Let This One Sink

Frogwares gives us another chance to question our sanity with another trip to The Sinking City. Unfortunately, the Switch version of the game isn’t quite up to speed, resulting in us questioning our sanity for other reasons.