Graydon Webb – The Contrarian American Happy Feet (Nintendo Wii) Ahh, remember licensed games? The good old days, when every film had its own terrible video game, complete with buggy gameplay that could never hold up against other games of its time, as well as a bunch of levels that absolutely did not represent the
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Graydon Webb – The Contrarian American Super Mario Party They call me the Contrarian American,” however when racking my brain to find a game that genuinely disappointed me this generation… I came up short. Sure, games irritate me all the time! Halo drew my ire for almost the whole generation until I learned to love
Graydon Webb – The Contrarian American Gone Home Taking a glance at my favorite games of all time, quite a few stand out from this generation as heavy-hitters. The majority of these are the story-driven indies, like Oxenfree and Celeste. But one of these games sits at the top of my list, and has since
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
Graydon Webb – The Contrarian American Animal Crossing: New Horizons Having been a huge fan of the Animal Crossing franchise since nearly its first iteration, I signed on with Josh to write our joint review of New Horizons back in April. At the time, I found the game to be a fresh take on the
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.
