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I played every James Bond 007 game ever made (almost), and PlayStation decides to kill discs.
My recap and commentary on the biggest Summer Game Fest (SGF) showcases of 2026, and more!
A look-back at VGGN's first year, an Analogue 3D and N64 collection update, and Bill's Top 25.
My top 25 video games of the past 10 years, and lamenting the shutdown of game studio Spiders.
Just for fun, an April Fool's Day issue of the VGGN. Is it actually funny? I don't know.
Escape Room puzzle games, shake-ups at Xbox in the news, and a rant about game key discs.
Reminiscing about video game romances on Valentine's Day, plus new game announcements.
Gaming outside my comfort zone: genres I don't typically enjoy, except for a few specific games.
Every game, both new and old, that I played in 2025, plus my own top 10 games of 2025 list.
My top 12 Souls-likes, lots of Souls-like mini-reviews, and every FromSoft Souls game I own.
No main feature this week, but I decided to focus on Metroid and Metroid Prime in other sections.
Responses to "what video game do you associate with Christmas" in a Christmas-themed issue.
I made an entire issue out of my reactions to The Game Awards 2025 winners and announcements.
My thoughts on the Analogue 3D, every N64 game I've ever played, and Metroid Prime 4 is out now.
Some games are created by just one person, and this week I'm writing about a few of those games.
Another week, another issue, this time highlighting the funniest moments in several video games.
A trilogy of top 7 lists, all about the games where you play as a criminal and do criminal things.
A brief history of shovelware. A few duds from my Wii collection. Mini-review shovelware verdicts.
The many ways food is used in video games, and my thoughts on the government co-opting Halo.
An essay titled "How Xbox Lost Me", my horror game backlog, and horror-adjacent mini-reviews.
Take the not-so-scary top 10 monsters quiz and find out how many of these 60 games you know.
As part of a bit that maybe goes on for too long, I'm talking about horror games this week.
Spooky month for the VGGN starts with zombie games, and a new Collection Inspection feature.
What's in a name? This week, I rank and make up meanings for video game dev studio names.
Video game spaceships and space stations of all shapes and sizes are in the spotlight this week.
A tribute to point-and-click adventures, news from the recent Nintendo Direct, and a GameStop rant.