PlayStation All-Star/Mortal Man – Emmett Watkins Jr Spongebob Squarepants: The Yellow Avenger (PlayStation Portable) Video Games might have been a part of my life for many, many years, but there was a time in which my life wasn’t centered around it. And while that transition didn’t happen until well into the PS3 generation, handheld consoles
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Emmett Watkins Jr. – PlayStation All-Star Borderlands 3 It actually took me a while to think of a game that truly disappointed me this generation. I generally like to stay positive, so I couldn’t think of any game that disappointed me, especially with so many of my favorite games coming out of this generation. But
Emmett Watkins Jr. – PlayStation Stan/Kendrick Starved Titanfall 2 What is there left to say about Titanfall 2 that others haven’t already talked about in countless articles, interviews, and video essays (or by me on Twitter)? Outside of Jack Cooper and BT’s relationship and the entertaining rogues’ gallery, the single-player story is actually pretty minimal.
After being delayed for half of 2020, it was nice to see the old gang back together.
When you think about it, we all have those games that took us a while to come around on. This could be due to general misconceptions, a bad experience when first playing the game, or even just not being able to progress that well. So we here at VGUTV are going to give the games
For the previous VG-List on what Allan and Graydon would like to see in MLB ’21 click here.
Let us take a journey through time together and properly view this esteemed series on a larger scale than most would dare to.
Josh Miller – The Family Man Ideal Game Length – Under 20 Hours Lots has changed since I was a kid. At the time, I rarely got new games. When I did, it was often for holidays or birthdays. I had so much free time and I could invest heavily in my hobby because of
If you have been listening to the W.I.N podcast lately you are aware of both the VENN Corner segment and my uncontainable hype over the impending launch of VENN. The Video Game Entertainment and News Network that is the spiritual successor (in my eyes at least) to G4, which launched in April of 2002 and
The VGU.tv staff go over their favorite video game trailers.
