Month: March 2021

Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 6th Edition

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Welcome to March, everyone. We are drawing ever closer to the spring season and reaching the end of the first quarter of 2021. I’ve covered Valheim the past couple of weeks in the weekly wrap-up so I won’t include the game as one of… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: March 6th Edition”

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TVGA YouTube: The Best Destiny Alternative

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When Destiny 2 developers, Bungie, decided that they were shelving content that I had paid for, I became disillusioned with the game and uninstalled. The shame of it all was that Destiny 2 had terrific gameplay that I enjoyed coming back to again and… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: The Best Destiny Alternative”

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Why My Nintendo Switch Library Isn’t Expanding Like the Others

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I believe the Nintendo Switch is an excellent console. It became the system that the Wii U should have been, combining a traditional and handheld console into a hybrid that gave players a true choice of whether to play at home or on the… Continue Reading “Why My Nintendo Switch Library Isn’t Expanding Like the Others”

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TVGA YouTube: ‘The Beast’ Versus ‘The Man’

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Each Wednesday, a new wrestling game video is uploaded to the TVGA YouTube Channel. This is a showcase of me playing as Brock Lesnar against Bill Goldberg in Fire Pro Wrestling World for PC. I believe this game to easily be one of the… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: ‘The Beast’ Versus ‘The Man’”

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Be Careful With Social Media Content Creators

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From the get-go, it is important to point out that the purpose of this post is not to bash video game YouTubers or Twitch streamers. I have benefited tremendously from these content creators both from an informative and entertainment standpoint, not to mention that… Continue Reading “Be Careful With Social Media Content Creators”

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