On the video game front, 2022 was….weird. Obviously, COVID hit the industry hard leading to many delays and a more barren than usual year for gaming. That doesn’t mean there weren’t great games though. Elden Ring, Horizon Forbidden West, Tunic, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, God of War Ragnarok, and more; have all made for a fun
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Happy holidays from us here at VGU.tv to you all! As we are on the eve of Christmas, we wanted to take a moment to talk about our favorite holiday memories. We hope you share yours as well either in the comments or on the Twitter reply to this article. And here’s hoping that in
For anyone who has been into this hobby for a long time, there can be a type of interactive media that instills fear: licensed games. Yes, things have changed over the past 20 years or so as licensed games have dwindled and those that exist aren’t the dumpster fire they used to be. Movies in
As of the time of the writing, Gotham Knights is expected to release in October. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has a 2023 release window. Wonder Woman is…sometime in the future. As a whole, DC Comics have done a pretty great job on the video game front after series like Injustice and the Arkham
Three years since its’ announcement at E3 2019, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga finally released this year. While certain VGU staff members will no doubt want to play it, some (and mostly I mean me – Josh Miller) have little interest. Not because of the type of games Traveller’s Tales release. Oh no, the
I asked some of the writers here to choose one of their favorite films of 2021 to sing the praises of.
We at VGU thought we would take a look back on our favorite memories of Jimmy Neutron.
Is X going to give it to ya? Or is PS where it’s at? Find out in this Roundtable on the current cycle of consoles! With the Xbox Series consoles and the PlayStation 5 in the hands of those who were able to overcome the odds of fighting a bot for their console of choice,
These games were intended to be scary to the point that they would instill the fear of God into us as gamers, however, they didn’t quite achieve the goal of being the end-all scary game. Ever since the origin of video games as a storytelling medium, there have been games that gave us nightmares such
We can all think of one right? A game that really spoke to us but just didn’t sell well enough to deserve a sequel. Occasionally we are thrown a bone like Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst; but sometimes, nothing ever comes. So we at VGU.tv wanted to take a moment to look back at games we loved
