Jayson

Yeah, 3-letter and 4-letter .coms are super expensive - and the 5-letter ones are on the way.  Hopefully, 6-letter ones (and Iv'e seen them for drug names) will be expensive soon as I own some.

The domain name is very, very short. People are more likely to remember branded domain names that are very, very... Very short. I wish I'd thought of VGR first, or I would have bought it before the guy. If you have a very catchy name, too... that helps, too. But a short name almost, always, always works. Especially when we're in the mobile age, where people need to be reminded of where to go.
People look at the articles, and like the articles, sometimes forget to click the like button or the connect to facebook likes box which in turn likes the page. And you have to make it prominent. Otherwise all those traffic won't do anything.
However, the short domain helps, and if you secure the vanity names fast to make it consistent, that's how people find those pages better.

Thanks for the compliment. We've been building the page for the past 18 months.

With around 20,000 likes - it looks pretty good!  Are you all able to get much traffic from it?   How long was this list in the making?
https://www.facebook.com/VGRdotcom/

Which is more attractive to you?  Do you feel one hurts the other? Do you think video game companies resent the used market?
Myself, I doubt if the gaming companies care - cause probably they make enough new sales so competition is not a problem.

There was this obscure true story about some guy who died while gaming.  He was a person gaming all the time - maybe only to take a bathroom breaks.  Anyway, what do you feel is too much?  Myself, I think gaming - and other sedentary things - should be balanced with hard physical exercise.

As probably mentioned somewhere else, I love Nintendo - because it's the only place to find Mario/Donkey Kong games.  Anyway, when I say loyalty, that means I search out Nintendo first.  It doesn't mean I disregard other platforms.

With around 20,000 likes - it looks pretty good!  Are you all able to get much traffic from it?   How long was this list in the making?
https://www.facebook.com/VGRdotcom/

Animal testing should totally be banned.  However, the remark on the wilderness is a bit of hypocrisy - cause you're just asking others to kill for you  (grocery store consumer) - assuming you're not vegetarian.

Well, green stuff is a good thing - but it sets back jobs and costs more money.  Well, the only way green stuff could gain real power - with conservatives in control (as in the USA) - is if people chose - as consumers - to go green - but fat chance of that!

I agree with that sentiment - UP TO A POINT.  Basically, it's like this:  It's "a boy cried Wolf" thing.  Have you ever read the fable?  Basically, as long as SJWs continue to police everyone - when something TRULY EVIL comes up - say, a cross burning or something, nobody will care!

I used to play GTA as a a kid and watch slasher as many others did and it certainly didn't make us into degenerates. Most millennial parents lack the basic parenting skills to keep their children on the right path and most of these parents nowadays are too busy with social media to take care of their children.

I like James Taylor's "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight".  Also, I like Glenn Miller, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, and Snoopy stuff, lol.   Anyhow, I cannot name a song I like the most, though.
O.K. here is more that stands out to me:  String of Pearls by Glenn Miller, Snoopy Theme Song, the skating song on one of the Snoopy movies.

At the moment all I know is HTML, so any site I would make would be pretty simplistic. Forums are usually available within the package you choose when you buy your domain from within your cpanel. Most aren't as elaborate as Invision forums, since they're just free. But if you can get a yabb forum, then you've gotten a fairly decent one. But if you want a site that's going to get much traffic, then you either need to have some serious abilities with it, or hire a professional.

Well thanks for saying my music is bad.

Most of them think that their fame and money makes them above the law, and that means they can do whatever they want with no consequences. Look at Trump for instance "Grab 'em by the pussy". Matt Lauer sexual harassment. Mel Gibson racist tirades. They think they can do whatever they want.

What might be some challenges?  Well, it does seem like there is a market for it  - unlike video rentals, which is a dead industry.  Anyway, there are probably at least 5 in any medium sized city where I live (in Tennessee (state) USA).

http://www.thatvideogameblog.com/2019/03/11/niffelheim-updates-and-plans-for-console/
Looks fun and well, I really like the graphics and theme.  OK, who has took Mythology in the past?  I don't remember studying Norse myth that much - but certainly we went over the Greek stuff in a college course.

I'd have to say 2012.  It was a cheesy spectacle which proved special effects don't always save the film!  Anyway, the I can't really describe how it was corny - but maybe someone else can.  Who has seen it?
OK, a good "end of the world movie" would be The Road or 28 Days Later.  Somehow they managed to pull those off as believable.

The PC obviously has the capability to outdo a console.  However, on the other hand, a console doesn't have the capability to outdo the best PCs.  
Well, from what I know,  a console cannot get upgrades of graphics and memory - or, at least, not as much as a PC - generally speaking.

Thank you for your input Jay and don't worry, we won't try to hypnotize you to make you remember lol.

Was only a child - and one living out in the country, in the 80s - so didn't do arcade game.  However,  though, I do remember this arcade-like war game I really enjoyed in the 90s.  Forgot the title and system it was for.

Was only a child - and one living out in the country, in the 80s - so didn't do arcade game.  However,  though, I do remember this arcade-like war game I really enjoyed in the 90s.  Forgot the title and system it was for.

VGR stands for Video Game Revolution.