Are there any games from 2020 that you feel didn’t quite get the praise they deserved? We sure do. Come along with us as COGconnected takes you through the list of games from 2020 that you should have played but (probably) didn’t.
From illustration beautiful landscapes and character designs to serving us some fierce cosplays of some of our favourite men, Lacey James has an incredible eye for detail.
When’s that coming out again? Wonder no more. This is COGconnected’s 2021 Video Game Release Dates page, where the known release dates of prominent and interesting upcoming games are listed for your convenience.
Good news fans, COGconnected has officially launched an online merch store. Here you can pick up various shirts, hoodies, cell phone cases, mugs and more!
The cast of Metal Gear Solid reunited over a Zoom call and the press was invited. We can’t wait to see where this is going.
Today’s COG Considers examines gaming’s issue with queer characters, and some of the ways games have featured the community – or refused to.
Tomonobu Itagaki, the director behind the Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive franchises, has created his own studio, Itagaki Games.
Scott Pilgrim is once again fighting the world, his girlfriend’s Seven Evil Exes, and his own bad decisions, and we are loving it.
One of history’s best loved video games still has some secrets, as a new The Last of Us easter egg has been uncovered during a speedrun.
One of the most notorious and divisive games in survival horror history may just be getting some vindication as it joins the line=-p.
According to a recent ESRB rating, there are plans to bring the first Lego Marvel Super Heroes game to Nintendo Switch. No release date or official announcement yet.
Metafiction is a tricky subject, but video games have tried to incorporate fictional self-awareness many times. The question is, how well did they do at making games that point out their own fictionality?
Sometimes, bad things happen in games. Here’s why that can be a great thing for the overall narrative and gaming experience.
Thanks to Vblank Entertainment’s idea for Shakedown: Hawaii cross-buy, getting the game on any PlayStation console will allow you to play it on PS3, PS4, PS Vita, or PS5 when it comes out next week.
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