Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Gamers' Choice Awards
All of the claims within this article hide that the only reason this had a network television timeslot at all was that it used brokered programming time (read the related article ''CBS Sports Spectacular'', which usually follows CBS's NFL games when they don't have a doubleheader game weekend and is a time-buy slot most weeks), rather than the merits of the ceremony itself, to get on TV, which is usually a broad disqualifier for an article here. CBS not only just collected money from the organizers of this ceremony and sold them time (thus why west of the Rockies it aired wherever an otherwise indifferent CBS affiliate could fit it in), but they offered no basic editorial input on the ceremony because the organizer, outside of making sure it met CBS's standards and practices (here 'don't swear, do  FCC-license threatening things, or show nudity'), was completely responsible for how it turned out. It's the equivalent of an infomercial, and besides the poor organization and overall show, it doesn't have much  for the actual awards itself. It didn't have a 2019 ceremony. Outside an entry in Video game award, this doesn't justify its article link and can be compressed easily into a smaller paragraph there
— User:Mrschimpf, 08:54, 29 May 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)