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I Love Gaming But Despise the Industry

Posted on 17 Aug 2026 by

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A picture is worth a thousand words, and this AI-generated image above is an appropriate representation of what is wrong with the gaming industry today. I have been a gamer my whole life. There is no doubt that I will play video games as… Continue Reading “I Love Gaming But Despise the Industry”

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Some Encouraging News and What I’ve Been Playing

Posted on 17 Aug 2023 by

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Hello everyone. I’m doing significantly better than I was the last time I posted months ago. My oncologist revealed that my most recent PET scan results taken last Saturday show that all of my markers have decreased (showing less cancer) since my last scan… Continue Reading “Some Encouraging News and What I’ve Been Playing”

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Merry Christmas and an Update on My Real Life Battle

Posted on 25 Dec 2022 by

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First of all, I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. I hope that no matter where you are, as you are reading this post, you are able to have a great day with your family and loved ones. There seems to be a… Continue Reading “Merry Christmas and an Update on My Real Life Battle”

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The Game That Makes Me Glad to Own a PS5

Posted on 15 Aug 2022 by

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Had it not been for receiving a PlayStation 5 as a gift for my birthday this year, I may have still been without the system even up to this point. Big thanks to my older brother for bestowing such a great present to me… Continue Reading “The Game That Makes Me Glad to Own a PS5”

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Two Years and Counting: TVGA Blog Update

Posted on 3 Aug 2022 by

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It has been an interesting year so far. But with much of the health issues from earlier this year behind me, I’m looking forward to getting back into the thick of things again on the blog. Yet it will be in a different way.… Continue Reading “Two Years and Counting: TVGA Blog Update”

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INDIE GAMING NEEDS OUR SUPPORT

Independent game developers and publishers have been responsible for some of the most innovative gaming experiences I’ve had in the past few years. The care and passion put some of these indie developers and publishers put into their games not only rivals the bigger-budgeted AAA titles, but many times leads to better games. If you’re tired of being disappointed by the bigger gaming companies then it may be time for you to dive into indie gaming. Click HERE to get more info on supporting indie gaming including companies you want to check out.