Tbh, if TGA was about celebrating "gaming", it should really be shifting to celebrating the devs who make the games, and by that I mean the thousands of indie devs out there who make their craft with far, far smaller of a budget than the AAA side of things.
They should be doing that, instead of the current format, where it's ads, mobile game, wasting too much cash on getting celebs in, mentioning big publishers/big 3, instead of the indie scene and creative games, not the latest AAA game that holds you by the hand and tells you how to complete every single puzzle in the game (big hint as to what game that is).
Also, years ago Geoff tried to bring Youtubers into the scene, but they got fobbed off so fast when celebs started getting that limelight, and it's partly thanks to streamers and youtubers that indie games get that much exposure, not Snoop Dog or Tiger Woods (and yes I know Snoop streams, but he's not the equivalent of all of Youtube).
The current state of TGA has me agreeing fully with ZyroXZ2, the show is a bit of a sham, and more or less acts like one big paid for circle-jerk, there is much the show can improve upon, but it's never going to change if enough folks act so stubborn/ aggressively defensive (which I like to call positive toxicity).
Step right up come on in, feel the buzz in your veins, I'm like an chemical electrical right into your brain and I'm the one who killed the Radio, soon you'll all see
So pay up motherfuckers you belong to "V"
