NAVGTR

The National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers, often referred to as simply NAVGTR, is a non-governmental & nonprofit organization run by 600 professional members from the gaming press, voting on which games deserve the most recognition. 
== History ==
The NAVGTR YouTube channel created in June 2006 to coincide with it, and what it became known for was the archival of video game review footage from the mid-1990s independent gaming show Flights of Fantasy. The show was run by a man named George Wood, and is infamous for his controversial opinion on games, using cheat codes to skip to the ending, and the contradictory writing. It would have been lost media as well, if not for him joining the association that archived the series and uploaded it under a new name, "Gaming in the Clinton Years".
== Content ==
Just like the show the reviews initially came from, the videos were heavily criticized for being short, undetailed, off-topic, and the sort. Mini-walkthroughs were also present here as well, but either spoiled too much about what to do or too little. The first YouTuber who reacted to the videos was commentary YouTuber Retsupurae, with TJTheEmperor following behind with a series of documentaries on Flights of Fantasy and the channel as a whole. The account had presumably stopped uploading content in 2008, but during 2019 and 2020, the association had developed an Owl Cave augmented reality game to raise hype for an HD rerelease of the first season of Gaming in the Clinton Years.
On August 5, 2009, NAVGTR would post the first of many videos about the "death" of George Wood, revealing he had "died" in 2006. Although Wood was alive at the time and most viewers hadn't fell for it, NAVGTR continued with the series. The videos included a "tribute" for Wood, and series of videos where his "corpse" (a puppet) is exhumed. This was an ARG/promotion for a cruise event, aptly named C3 for Sea, though no evidence for the event happening exist. All these videos, alongside all non-Gaming in the Clinton Years videos on the channel, were deleted in 2019.
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