Josh Miller – The Family Man Decap Attack (Sega Genesis) I believe it was Christmas of 1991 when my parents…ahem…I mean Santa….gifted me a Sega Genesis. To this day, it is still one of my most favorite consoles. Along with the system itself, I was given Gaiares (a game I was trash at) and Decap
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Josh Miller – The Family Man Mass Effect: Andromeda This one is painful to write because at the end of the previous generation, I couldn’t imagine a Mass Effect game being on a list like this. Mass Effect 2 is one of my favorite games of all time, and although Mass Effect 3 didn’t stick
Josh Miller – The Family Man Red Dead Redemption 2 I want to go back to it. I don’t say that to many games, but with Red Dead Redemption 2, it’s absolutely the case. I fell in love with the world. Where some found boredom, I found a relaxing trot through a beautiful landscape. Where
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
Josh Miller – The Family Man Final Fantasy VII Remake Back in May, I wrote my review for Final Fantasy VII Remake. So to read my full impressions of the game, it’s best to start there as I don’t plan on reiterating too much on it. Suffice it to say, it’s still my favorite game
Let us take a journey through time together and properly view this esteemed series on a larger scale than most would dare to.
Emmett Watkins Jr. – PlayStation Stan/Bad Boys II Apologist Ideal Game Length – 2-5 hours to 40-50 hours My idea of game length is entirely dependent on the game. If a game depends primarily on a narrative, with proper pacing and growing characters, then I’d only want 2-5 hours of it. There’s no need for
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.
