Our first episode of Leftovers is here, voiced by the awesome ProJared, and it's all about Zelda! We explore some of the cut content from A Link To The Past and Link's Awakening!

Click here to check it out on YouTube!

Be sure to let us know what you think of the show :)

Over the past few weeks, Petie and I have been putting together a section on the site for articles to be posted. These will be articles written specifically for VGFacts, and will cover information on games as it's released. We will try to keep this section updated as we can, but do be aware this isn't a gaming news section... That's already well and truly covered on the web. This will be purely for trivia.

We'll also be including compilations of different sorts of trivia. Top 5s, Top 10s, that sort of thing. As time progresses, this section is sure to evolve in many ways, so keep up to date with it.

We're currently looking to bring on some new writers, but our standards are going to be very high. Applicants must have a high standard of English writing, with perfect punctuation, and a strong interest in gaming. Experience is a benefit, but not entirely necessary for the right candidate.

If you are interested, send a resume, or some samples of your past work to us via the contact page! We'll get back to you once we've made a decision.

Feel free to give us your opinion on this section, anything you'd like to see expanded, changed or added, we'll do our best to satisfy your needs!

I am putting my foot down on this one, because it is another reason this community is not engaging well. We need to stop letting Google image search be our form of communication. Please, try to actually spend some time in your replies beyond finding a picture and posting it.

We are all human beings, can we act like it and talk to each other, rather than just show pictures to each other? We aren't Reddit, 4Chan, or 9Gag. Leave that kind of attitude to those places.

I will be issuing warns to anybody who posts a reply where it isn't really the purpose of the topic in this nature. If you want to post a response in an image, that is fine as long as you actually write out your opinions in the same post - it really shouldn't need stating, this is common courtesy.