As a member of the legion of video game review writers that are on the internet, it’s nice to hear the occasional piece of positive feedback – it helps to keep this hobby turned part-time job from becoming a burden instead of bringing you joy like it should.
Well now there’s a site designed solely to commemorate the best of the best when it comes to video game reviews. Think of it as a Metacritic-esque review site, but where Metacritic puts various reviews together into a single score, VGRHQ attempts to discern which review for a given game was the best.
Obviously I probably wouldn’t be writing about this particular site if a member our staff hadn’t just seen some recognition from VGRHQ. To that end I’d like to congratulate our old staffer Matt Ashbaugh for his Minecraft review getting some justified accolades. Remaining informative while writing a review completely in verse was truly a feat of writing that I don’t think anyone else on staff was capable of pulling off, and I’m glad to see the VGRHQ crew agree.
So if you’re looking for a place to talk about video game criticism on a level higher than “you suck”, want to read some of the best pieces of video game criticism out there, or have seen a particular review you feel merits the spotlight and want to suggest it to the VGRHQ team, you might want to check out VGRHQ.com.
This is an excerpt from the full story which was originally featured on gamrReview, read the full version here – VGRHQ Launches, Highlights the Best Video Game Reviews on the Net – News
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