How much of the criticism directed at The Game Awards 2023 do you expect to see fixed for next year?

redhorsespirit wrote about the easy fixes on Giant Bomb but raise the issue of whether or not Geoff Keighley wants to rock the boat at all.

User Blog: https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/general-discussion-30/how-to-fix-the-game-awards-1916599/

We now have every single teaser, preview and game trailer from the 2023 edition of The Game Awards all in a single forum post on Giant Bomb!

See if you missed any trailers and feel free to share which games you're most excited about!

Discussion Thread: https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/general-discussion-30/heres-every-reveal-teaser-and-game-trailer-from-th-1916560/

Hey Giant Bomb community! The Game Awards are well behind us, but here's a link to a thread with every award category and winner!

Also, are The Game Awards taking yearly criticism to heart or is this the best the event can become?

Discussion Thread: https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/general-discussion-30/the-game-awards-2023-winners-list-and-event-discus-1916559/

Late to the TGA talk but award shows have always been corporate circle-backpat ceremonies to me, and I hate how they further the existing toxicity of gamer culture, having seen friends get really sweaty about them.

Plus, as someone who mainly plays deep-cut low-to-mid-budget games like shmups ("What's a shmup? Oh you mean those impossible bullet hell games"), arcade games old and new (which haven't been "valid" as games since the 80s or so), and mobile rhythm games (Westerner repellant), I don't expect to see my favorites ever be nominated, except for post-classic Monster Hunter.

If something in the vein of Arcaea or Crimzon Clover were to actually be nominated, I'd probably assume I've ended up in a different timeline and need to get back to my own lmao