History Trivia / VideoAndArcadeTop10

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''V&A Top 10'' has never had a home video release, likely due to the use of licensed video games, music videos, and movies from other companies (though to be fair, few YTV original series have been put out on DVD.) With [=GameTV=] no longer airing repeats, your best bet to watch episodes is either on Website/YouTube or through tape trading.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: It's hard to believe that the same show launched with UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem games in its gameplay rounds, and ended with UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube & UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games, all without a major change to the show's format.

** Had ''V&A Top 10'' lasted into the 2006-2007 season, it would have been airing new episodes during the timeframe of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s launch, but it was cancelled before we could see contestants compete against each other at Wii games.
** The show never featured UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy or UsefulNotes/NintendoDS games on air either (even though both were launched during the show's run), likely because neither had a TV peripheral like the UsefulNotes/SuperGameBoy or the Wide Boy 64 to facilitate them.

** The show never featured UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy or UsefulNotes/NintendoDS games on air either (even though both were launched during the show's run), likely because neither had a TV peripheral like the Super Game Boy or the Wide Boy 64 to facilitate them.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: ''V&A Top 10'' has never had a home video release, likely due to the use of licensed video games, music videos, and movies from other companies (though to be fair, few YTV original series have been put out on DVD.) With [=GameTV=] no longer airing repeats, your best bet to watch episodes is either on {{YouTube}} or through tape trading.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: It's hard to believe that the same show launched with UsefulNotes/NES games in its gameplay rounds, and ended with UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube & UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games, all without a major change to the show's format.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: It's hard to believe that the same show launched with UsefulNotes/SuperNintendo games in its gameplay rounds, and ended with UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube & UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games, all without a major change to the show's format.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: It's hard to believe that the same show launched with {{Super Nintendo}} games in its gameplay rounds, and ended with UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube & UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games, all without a major change to the show's format.

** The show never featured UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy or UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo DS}} games on air either (even though both were launched during the show's run), likely because neither had a TV peripheral like the Super Game Boy or the Wide Boy 64 to facilitate them.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: V&A Top 10 has never had a home video release, likely due to the use of licensed video games, music videos, and movies from other companies (though to be fair, few YTV original series have been put out on DVD.) With [=GameTV=] no longer airing repeats, your best bet to watch episodes is either on {{YouTube}} or through tape trading.

** Had V&A Top 10 lasted into the 2006-2007 season, it would have been airing new episodes during the timeframe of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}'s launch, but it was cancelled before we could see contestants compete against each other at Wii games.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Though it'd be easy to bypass or forget about Nicholas' array of co-hosts over V&A Top 10's run, a few turned up in more prominent later roles. Notably, both Gordon Michael Woolvett & Lexa Doig had roles on Gene Roddenberry's {{Andromeda}}, and Liza Fromer now co-hosts The Morning Show on the Creator/{{Global Television Network}}
** Some V&A Top 10 co-hosts also served as YTV PJs ("program jockeys") featured on other original programs in the early seasons, but by the end of it's run, co-hosts didn't tend to pop up on other YTV shows.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Regional example, as Toronto-area viewers and fans may recognize Nicholas Picholas as a radio DJ and morning show host on Kiss 98.5 FM out of nearby Buffalo, New York. [[http://kiss985.com/Hosts/5673303#Nicholas In fact, he's still there!]] Outside of the Toronto area though, fans will likely know him first from V&A.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: It's hard to believe that the same show launched with {{Super Nintendo}} games in it's gameplay rounds, and ended with {{Nintendo Gamecube}} & {{Game Boy Advance}} games, all without a major change to the show's format.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Though it'd be easy to bypass or forget about Nicholas' array of co-hosts over V&A Top 10's run, a few turned up in more prominent later roles. Notably, both Gordon Michael Woolvett & Lexa Doig had roles on Gene Roddenberry's {{Andromeda}}, and Liza Fromer now co-hosts The Morning Show on the {{Global Television Network}}

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Had V&A Top 10 lasted into the 2006-2007 season, it would have been airing new episodes during the timeframe of the {{Wii}}'s launch, but it was cancelled before we could see contestants compete against each other at Wii games.
** The show never featured {{Virtual Boy}} or {{Nintendo DS}} games on air either (even though both were launched during the show's run), likely because neither had a TV peripheral like the Super Game Boy or the Wide Boy 64 to facilitate them.