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Ordinary and wimpy high school student Brian Doheny rushes home to play his favorite online game, Field of Fire. After being stopped by bullies, and chasing the cat around the house, he returns to his computer in time to kill world-famous FPS player The Law. With the world watching in awe, Brian is accepted into Video Game High School.
Video Game High School (VGHS) is an elite and prestigious facility that teaches a curriculum of video games of all genres. The show's protagonist, BrianD, gains entry to the school after unwittingly defeating "The Law", an international first-person shooter star, on live television. The show follows BrianD and the friends and enemies he makes ...
Brian Fargo wrote his first video game, Labyrinth of Martagon, with his friend Michael Cranford while still in high school. [3] The team's first widely distributed game was the graphical text adventure The Demon's Forge , which Brian self-published and guerilla marketed in 1981 (and was later re-released by Boone Corporation).
In addition to acting, Blaylock is a photographer. During the production of Video Game High School he was featured in an issue of Allen Image, a community magazine for Collin County, Texas. [1] In November 2012, Blaylock married VGHS co-star Johanna Braddy; the two met when they were both auditioning for their roles. [2]
The Bee’s 24th-ranked Hoover was led by Keon Hill’s 19 points to defeat the Rough Riders 60-55 in a high school basketball game on Friday night. “That one stung,” Archie said of the home ...
NORTH CANTON — Hoover High School has announced its 2024 athletic hall of fame class.. The inductees are Allison (Peare) DeVries (class of 2010), Mike Elsass (1987), Kelsey (Peare) Shingleton ...
Braddy began dating her Video Game High School co-star Josh Blaylock after shooting the first season, having first met during the auditions. [11] They got engaged on May 1, 2012 [12] and married on November 11, 2012. [13] [14] After two years of marriage they divorced sometime between late 2014 and early 2015.
Hoover High School girls tennis coach Ryan Shaffer cheers on his team at Lake, Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023. He was in his 50s when he took over the boys and girls programs at Hoover.