Month: March 2021

Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 20th Edition

Posted on 20 Mar 2021 by

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Spring is finally here. The weather has finally been warmer the past few days with temperatures in the 70-degree range. Before then, the winter had made one final push with lows in the upper-30s. But thank goodness that it looks as if it is… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 20th Edition”

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TVGA YouTube: Those Sneaky Bots

Posted on 18 Mar 2021 by

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In my ongoing struggle against the Call of Duty bots, sometimes you win some and sometimes you lose some. The bots decided to up their game in this team deathmatch round from Call of Duty Infinite Warfare and there was little I could do… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: Those Sneaky Bots”

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Reddit is One of Gaming’s Best Resources

Posted on 18 Mar 2021 by

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There is a wealth of information that you can find encompassing many topics on Reddit. The platform is one of my go-to resources when I am searching for information on specific video games, mods, gaming news, and even the best deals on gaming-related purchases.… Continue Reading “Reddit is One of Gaming’s Best Resources”

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TVGA YouTube: Battle of the Warriors in Face Paint

Posted on 16 Mar 2021 by

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Using WWE 2K19, I play a classic WWF match from a 1990 episode of Saturday Night’s Main Event where the Ultimate Warrior and the The Road Warriors take on the three members of Demolition. This is a mod-filled encounter as the Ultimate Warrior is… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: Battle of the Warriors in Face Paint”

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When Games Were Fully Complete Upon Release

Posted on 16 Mar 2021 by

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I really miss the days when you could buy a game, take it home, boot it up, and immediately jump right into it. There were no updates that had to be downloaded first, no uploading the disc information to the console’s hard drive, and… Continue Reading “When Games Were Fully Complete Upon Release”

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