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* ArtifactTitle: By later seasons, the "Top 10" countdown of top-selling video games was cut down to a "Top 3" countdown. Also, with contestants only playing games on home consoles or Game Boy converters, the only direct link to an "arcade" was the Armor Attack machine featured on set (which was never even ''turned on'', let alone played.)

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* ArtifactTitle: By later seasons, the "Top 10" countdown of top-selling video games was cut down to a "Top 3" countdown. Also, with contestants only playing games on home consoles or Game Boy UsefulNotes/GameBoy converters, the only direct link to an "arcade" was the Armor Attack machine featured on set (which was never even ''turned on'', let alone played.)



** Even with upgrades to what games were played over time, ''V&A Top 10'' episodes tended to feature games that weren't newly released at the time of filming, and it was common in later seasons for contestants to play games a few years old without trying to stay current to newer game releases. In fact, the last game played on air ([=X2=]: Wolverine's Revenge for the Game Boy Advance) came out in ''2003''.

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** Even with upgrades to what games were played over time, ''V&A Top 10'' episodes tended to feature games that weren't newly released at the time of filming, and it was common in later seasons for contestants to play games a few years old without trying to stay current to newer game releases. In fact, the last game played on air ([=X2=]: Wolverine's Revenge (''VideoGame/X2WolverinesRevenge'' for the Game Boy Advance) came out in ''2003''.
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** LovelyAssistant: The secondary co-hosts who only reviewed movies & albums, or provided the V&A Updates, though they were generally billed equally as part of the "V&A Crew"

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** LovelyAssistant: The secondary co-hosts who only reviewed movies & albums, or provided the V&A Updates, though they were generally billed equally as part of the "V&A Crew"Crew." Nicholas Picholas started off here in season 1, doing the music reviews.

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