IN THE NEWS: Could Competition Revive Sports Gaming?
Sports gaming has lacked real competition for a long time and it is believed by many sports gamers that the quality of games has suffered as a result. Sure, companies such as Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive (parent company of 2K) are making bigger profits on their top games such as Madden NFL and NBA 2K than ever before. Yet the criticisms have been more numerous and common in recent years as well. There’s also less sports game choices than there were 15 to 20 years ago. Today’s sports gaming landscape seems very stale compared to the past. It needs a spark and some healthy competition may be the answer. Continue Reading
Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children is a True Hidden Gem
If you were to ask the casual gamer if he/she has played Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children, chances are that person would stare at you blankly. It is a turn-based tactics game developed by a Korean company named Dandylion. If you put in a Google search for “Troubleshooter Abandoned Children Reviews,” you will find that virtually none of the major gaming publications gave this game any press. Yet among the gamers that have played it, the strategy role-playing title is beloved. Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children has a 94 percent “Very Positive” rating on Steam from more than 4,000 reviewers and a 8.7 user score on Metacritic from 46 users. So why isn’t this game more known? Continue Reading
Finally Finished Star Wars Battlefront II Campaign
It certainly took me long enough. I’ve owned the modern Star Wars Battlefront II since 2019 and had never played through and finished the campaign because I was too busy focusing on the game’s other single-player modes with a hint of online co-op mixed in. That in itself made Battlefront II an amazing game from my point of view. But when I finally decided to play the campaign a month ago, that was the icing that topped what was an already well-made cake. Continue Reading
IN THE NEWS: Mass Effect Legendary Edition
Mass Effect Legendary Edition, one of 2021’s most anticipated releases, has finally arrived.
Science fiction and space drama gamers can finally rejoice as Mass Effect Legendary Edition is finally available on the PC, Xbox One, and the PlayStation 4. The remastered trilogy can also be played on the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X/S through backward compatibility, but Mass Effect Legendary Edition was specifically developed for the previous generation consoles. Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch owners were not invited to this Mass Effect party. At the time of this post, the game hasn’t been out for 48 hours yet. So it will be interesting to see how this remastered Mass Effect saga is received over the next couple of weeks or even a month after release. Continue Reading
Content Creation Should Be Appreciated
‘Sean O Connor’ has created over 7800 videos on his wrestling game YouTube channel.
Before starting the TVGA YouTube Channel back in December, it had been quite a while since I had done anything video related. I graduated from college with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcasting back in 2000 but my career path led me more into journalism than either radio or TV. So before last December, I had not edited a video in several years. Now, after about six months of regularly uploading content to YouTube, I’m quickly recalling just how much work goes into producing video content and it made me appreciate all of the content creators out there that put the time and effort into not only creating their channels but also sustaining them. It’s a lot of work! Continue Reading
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