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Note: This page was cut for reason: BLOODPOUCH: This is page is a mess and filled with factual errors. This is … The reviews often contains huge errors concerning the games reviewed, commentary that ranges from cringeworthy to so-bad-it's-good quality and pointless stuff added in to pad out the review (sometimes even the ending of the game). TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. "You can't beat Toy Story without cheating, and this cheating brings victory much too quickly to warrant spending your money. George Wood is an idiot. Tweets 405 Followers 32,3K Following 9 Account created 04-10-2019 02:04:33 ID 1179940308701925377. I didn't know it was some old recordings.http://minirevver.weebly.com - Mini-reviews, guides and more. The reviews often contains huge errors concerning the games reviewed, commentary that ranges from cringeworthy to so-bad-it's-good quality and pointless stuff added in to pad out the review (sometimes even the ending of the game). Be careful, though, the only things that go in the Main namespace are tropes and should be created through the If you want to start a Main/GamingInTheClintonYears page, just click the edit button above. There are no definite sources on the internet, but several comments on the videos and on various forums says that the reviews were made as segments for a TV show called Flights of Fantasy, and it was broadcast on a public access channel in Maryland, USA. User Info: CcXs. As it later turned out, this was Much to the surprise of everyone, however, a successor was made to the series called He is, shall we say, a polarizing sort, and something of an easy target, so please follow the The show gained quite a few detractors; Wood was not known for his playing skills, research or good taste, and the production was rather cheap. Gaming in the Clinton Years (shortly abbreviated to GITCY) is a series of video game reviews archived from Flights of Fantasy, an old low-budget public access TV show from the 1990s focused on video games that was made in Maryland and hosted by George Wood.The videos were preserved by a YouTube channel called NAVGTR (The National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers). When playing "GoldenEye" (the N64 video game), George Wood tells his reactions about the scene in which Bond jumps, then jumps again at a different angle. See the list below. They actually did a Resident Evil (1996) and Super Mario 64 comparison. Be careful, though, the only things that go in the Main namespace are tropes and … We don't have an article named If you meant one of those, just click and go. I know standards have changed since 93 and public access is a different kind of animal, but the reviewing efforts on a number of them are embarrassing. Free Instagram Followers
This seems plausible, as a "Flights of Fantasy" logo appears at the end of every video, and the name is even mentioned at the end of one of the videos.The website Navgtr.org picked up the videos a few years ago and renamed them Ebeeto Videos Wiki is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community.Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.
CcXs (Topic Creator) 1 month ago #2. CcXs 1 month ago #1.
Sometimes I use this account to help people in need.
You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. The "Gaming in the Clinton Years" videos were memed on pretty hard, particularly by Slowbeef and company back in the day. I … "Gaming in the Clinton Years" is a series of short video game reviews from the latter half of the 90s'. I watched these videos on and off on YouTube but I thought it was just an early YouTube gaming channel. Inexact title. It had a small following, being a local public-access show, but would have been lost, had Wood not joined a video gaming association called NAViGaTR, note who archived the entire series, edited each episode and put it onto YouTube as renamed Gaming in the Clinton Years. It got another in the latter half of The New '10s thanks to the Twitter account No Context Gaming in the Clinton Years. YMMV/Gaming In The Clinton Years; If you meant one of those, just click and go. In the mid-1990s, a man named George Wood created a TV show dedicated to video games on a Maryland public-access channel, called Flights of Fantasy, much to the uproar of the gaming community. And, to judge from this email they've just sent me, they have gone back and rebranded all their classic video reviews from 1992-2000 as "Gaming in the Clinton Years." From the delivery of this review, it looks as if the guy has just embraced the fact that he was somewhat of a meme and made it part of the charm, now.
Note: This page was cut for reason: BLOODPOUCH: This is page is a mess and filled with factual errors. This is … The reviews often contains huge errors concerning the games reviewed, commentary that ranges from cringeworthy to so-bad-it's-good quality and pointless stuff added in to pad out the review (sometimes even the ending of the game). TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. "You can't beat Toy Story without cheating, and this cheating brings victory much too quickly to warrant spending your money. George Wood is an idiot. Tweets 405 Followers 32,3K Following 9 Account created 04-10-2019 02:04:33 ID 1179940308701925377. I didn't know it was some old recordings.http://minirevver.weebly.com - Mini-reviews, guides and more. The reviews often contains huge errors concerning the games reviewed, commentary that ranges from cringeworthy to so-bad-it's-good quality and pointless stuff added in to pad out the review (sometimes even the ending of the game). Be careful, though, the only things that go in the Main namespace are tropes and should be created through the If you want to start a Main/GamingInTheClintonYears page, just click the edit button above. There are no definite sources on the internet, but several comments on the videos and on various forums says that the reviews were made as segments for a TV show called Flights of Fantasy, and it was broadcast on a public access channel in Maryland, USA. User Info: CcXs. As it later turned out, this was Much to the surprise of everyone, however, a successor was made to the series called He is, shall we say, a polarizing sort, and something of an easy target, so please follow the The show gained quite a few detractors; Wood was not known for his playing skills, research or good taste, and the production was rather cheap. Gaming in the Clinton Years (shortly abbreviated to GITCY) is a series of video game reviews archived from Flights of Fantasy, an old low-budget public access TV show from the 1990s focused on video games that was made in Maryland and hosted by George Wood.The videos were preserved by a YouTube channel called NAVGTR (The National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers). When playing "GoldenEye" (the N64 video game), George Wood tells his reactions about the scene in which Bond jumps, then jumps again at a different angle. See the list below. They actually did a Resident Evil (1996) and Super Mario 64 comparison. Be careful, though, the only things that go in the Main namespace are tropes and … We don't have an article named If you meant one of those, just click and go. I know standards have changed since 93 and public access is a different kind of animal, but the reviewing efforts on a number of them are embarrassing. Free Instagram Followers
This seems plausible, as a "Flights of Fantasy" logo appears at the end of every video, and the name is even mentioned at the end of one of the videos.The website Navgtr.org picked up the videos a few years ago and renamed them Ebeeto Videos Wiki is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community.Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.
CcXs (Topic Creator) 1 month ago #2. CcXs 1 month ago #1.
Sometimes I use this account to help people in need.
You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. The "Gaming in the Clinton Years" videos were memed on pretty hard, particularly by Slowbeef and company back in the day. I … "Gaming in the Clinton Years" is a series of short video game reviews from the latter half of the 90s'. I watched these videos on and off on YouTube but I thought it was just an early YouTube gaming channel. Inexact title. It had a small following, being a local public-access show, but would have been lost, had Wood not joined a video gaming association called NAViGaTR, note who archived the entire series, edited each episode and put it onto YouTube as renamed Gaming in the Clinton Years. It got another in the latter half of The New '10s thanks to the Twitter account No Context Gaming in the Clinton Years. YMMV/Gaming In The Clinton Years; If you meant one of those, just click and go. In the mid-1990s, a man named George Wood created a TV show dedicated to video games on a Maryland public-access channel, called Flights of Fantasy, much to the uproar of the gaming community. And, to judge from this email they've just sent me, they have gone back and rebranded all their classic video reviews from 1992-2000 as "Gaming in the Clinton Years." From the delivery of this review, it looks as if the guy has just embraced the fact that he was somewhat of a meme and made it part of the charm, now.