Month: January 2021

Gaming News Wrap-Up: January 16th Edition

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Hey everyone. This week was a bit more slow in regards to gaming news as we’ve entered that season on the other side of the holidays when things calm down. There still were some noteworthy news items that will be covered in this post.… Continue Reading “Gaming News Wrap-Up: January 16th Edition”

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TVGA YouTube: Wrestlemania Preview?

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Using WWE 2K19, I decided to do the rumored main event of this year’s Wrestlemania between Roman Reigns and The Rock for Reign’s Universal Championship. I really enjoyed this match and believe it came out very well. The CPU controlled the Rock while I… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: Wrestlemania Preview?”

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I’m an ‘IN THE MOMENT’ Gamer and I Love It

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In a previous post, New Year’s Gaming Resolutions, I indicated that I approach video games as a “free spirit.” Many times there isn’t a rhyme or reason to what I play and why I play it. If a game captures my attention and it… Continue Reading “I’m an ‘IN THE MOMENT’ Gamer and I Love It”

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TVGA YouTube: Streets of Rage 4 Gameplay w/ Cherry

Posted on 12 Jan 2021 by

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Seeing Streets of Rage finally get an updated game for 2020 was a sight for sore eyes for sure. Streets of Rage 4 delivered in so many ways for fans of the series that had been anticipating a new entry for more than two… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: Streets of Rage 4 Gameplay w/ Cherry”

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Games Where the Music was the Star

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Have you ever played a game where you don’t really remember what happened in the game as much as its memorable melodies? Over time, I’ve come to realize that there are very talented musicians that lend their abilities to the games that we play… Continue Reading “Games Where the Music was the Star”

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