The Miscellany News

“Thursday, Dec. 11 is a very special day. Gamers around the world will gather—on their individual screens—to watch the 11th Game Awards (TGA) broadcast. If you have ever perused a TikTok comment section under a video showcasing gameplay of a popular release, you will have seen users spam the term “goty,” meaning “Game of the Year.” From among all of the awards given in the TGA ceremony and other award shows in the video game industry, none are as coveted as the GOTY award. Recognition is given in particular to a team of game developers when they win this award, as development is a great investment of time, money and even health. However, because of strange nominations and wins, The Game Awards have become a problematic yearly affair”

Read Jacob Cifuentes’s “‘Black Myth Wukong’ should have won Game of The Year” by clicking the link below.

https://tinyurl.com/mr84wwry

“Thank you for your recent coverage of our proposed Arlington redevelopment project. We write to not only address concerns raised in the article about communication, but to also provide additional context regarding how Arlington Capital Investors, LLC and our management company, TCD Management Corp., have supported the current tenants. The tenants quoted in the article are valued members of our community, and we take their concerns seriously. However, the article did not fully reflect the support our management company has provided. We would like to offer additional information about our efforts”

Read David Kaminski’s “Letter to the Editor re: article about Arlington redevelopment” by clicking the link below.

https://tinyurl.com/4zybzv3c

“The purpose of this letter has shifted from when I began to write it. At first, it was an impassioned plea against the plans laid out by Arlington Capital Investors, LLC’s redevelopment proposal, but I have been cheered to learn several new, important pieces of information…”

Read J. Lincoln Daur’s “Letter to the Editor: Re. The Proposed Redevelopment of Arlington” by clicking the link below.

https://tinyurl.com/2zbm3276

“The College Football Playoff (CFP) is the culmination of this season of college football, a sport increasingly influenced by money and power, as Casey McMenamin and I wrote last year. The CFP began its current form in 2014 with a four-team field, replacing the Bowl Championship Series in which the top two teams played in one of the New Year’s Six bowls (Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Peach Bowl and Fiesta Bowl)”

Read David Bray’s “Previewing the 2025 College Football Playoffs” by clicking the link below.

https://tinyurl.com/3vuhepdx