Stealthier, Smoother, Deadlier: Black Flag Resynced Gets the Basics Right
Black Flag Resynced aims to make smart, meaningful improvements that enhance the experience, but will these changes elevate the classic?
Black Flag Resynced aims to make smart, meaningful improvements that enhance the experience, but will these changes elevate the classic?
A brief summary of COGconnected’s monthly reviews, featuring the highest and lowest ranked games from June 2026.
COGconnected’s picks for the Top 5 Upcoming Video Games July 2026, ranked by hype and quality expectations.
To celebrate International Ninja Day on December 5th, we’re taking a look at some of our favorite and best ninjas in gaming.
Paper Mario is going to be the first new addition to the Nintendo 64 Expansion Pass. The Expansion Pass came out in late October earlier this year.
None have altered the face of the industry more than Shigeru Miyamoto. The games he has worked on and the characters he has created will forever be etched into the tapestry of the medium. So join me as I explore the magic of Miyamoto.
Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack Trailer currently at 104k dislikes after sixteen days, making it one of the most disliked Nintendo trailers on YouTube
Goldeneye 007’s ban is lifted in Germany after 24 years, leading to speculation that there may be a remaster in the works for Nintendo Switch
Come along with us at COGconnected as we take a hard look at 5 of the absolute worst, most terrible video games ever made.
Nintendo fans around the world rejoiced when Metroid Dread was announced, marking the first new 2D adventure for Samus in 19 years! As we edge closer to its release date, I look back at other forgotten franchises which Nintendo needs to revive.
It’s the Press X to Podcast edition of the total Zelda rankings! From the NES to the Nintendo Switch, here’s where we placed every game in the Legend of Zelda franchise!
Turok and Turok 2 are out for PS4 today. The PS4 version of Turok 2 has crossplay functionality with the Nintendo Switch version and the PC and Xbox One version will join them in the future.
The Legend of Zelda franchise turned 35 yesterday, and Nintendo didn’t even bring back a gas station birthday card in celebration.