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TGA was done, "Two-Man Trip" was the winner of the year, and everyone was happy — including the proponents of the game that was nominated but didn't win, and it seemed that everyone had no problem winning such a harmless game.
That's not bad, at least the prize doesn't have to get bogged down in the same huge controversy as last year. We wrote an article on the day of the awards ceremony, "A 'light' TGA, is it exciting enough?" The abstract is "We still need TGA anyway", and on the way home I kept thinking, do we really still need TGA?
I've spent almost the entire weekend playing Death Stranding: Director's Cut, which lasted 90 hours, just arrived at Chapter 7, and hasn't completed the week yet. It was the second time I'd played it, but the world still drew me in. I don't know if you've ever had an experience where when you encounter something, you feel like it's made for you, as if all the cells in your body are easily merging with it. For me, the game is Death Stranding, the movies are Roadside Picnic and Stalker, and the book is a little bit more. When I watch them, even if I can't guess how a certain plot twists, I still feel that "it should be done this way" when I see them, and every second is as natural as a puppy licking butter.
Beat up the Mir every day
In 2019, "Death Stranding" lost to "Only Wolf: Shadow Death Twice" on the TGA, and "Nintendo Star Smash Bros. Brawl Special Edition" was accompanied by "Nintendo Star Smash Bros. At that time, I was quite unconvinced, thinking that "only wolf" was not as good as "Death Stranding" and "Big Brawl", but looking back now, it doesn't matter whether you take a TGA or not, it is better to have fun than anything.
If I had to leave it to me, the game of the year in 2019 would have to be Death Stranding, 2020 was Thirteen Fighter Defense Circles, and this year it was Mitterrod: Survival Fear. Further down, 2018 for Monster Hunter: World, 2017 for Sprasaki 2. Naturally, it's good for me, but it doesn't make sense to judge it, everyone can say something about their favorite game, but not everyone has credibility.
Sprason 2 is my favorite game of 2017
Credibility is the most important part of this kind of award, it can not be too niche, nor too player,If according to who is louder and who wins the award, then naturally there is no need to hold any press conference, directly according to the sales of the award. In the first two years, the TGA was questioned about its credibility, saying that it was a random review, I can understand - people still attach great importance to the "academic" thing, and the Oscar is also an academic award. But the blind belief in the academic school is not a very good thing, and I don't talk much about it in the night talk. The gaming world may not have gotten into this part yet, but the process is always the process.
So I think... We don't necessarily need a TGA, we mainly need a conference at the end of the year that will bring the whole gaming world together. You can understand it as "game Spring Festival Gala" or something like that, which was mentioned a few years ago and recently changed back to "Game Oscar". You know, now the gamers on social media are separated portals, arguing fiercely, it is good to find a reason for everyone to have fun, as for the prize - you know, players are always willing to believe that they have, a prize nomination 5 games, generally speaking, specific to a player, he is likely to have only played one or two, whether he thinks it is good but did not get the prize, or he feels that he can't do it but accidentally won the prize, can use "stuffed money" to explain, so it is better not to evaluate.
Brother Joseph Fars is also very interesting, and the fitness is also very good
Heck, at least this year's atmosphere is better than last year's, which is a good thing.