VG

VG is an initialism that can refer to several different concepts depending on context. Common uses include video games, vegetable glycerin, vector graphics, and voltage gain.

Video games: In entertainment and media contexts, VG stands for video games or the video game industry. The term appears in journalism, academic analysis, and among fans when discussing games, platforms, genres, and development trends.

Vegetable glycerin: Vegetable glycerin, or VG, is a clear, odorless, sweet-tasting liquid derived from plant oils. It is widely used as a humectant and solvent in food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals, and is a major constituent in many electronic cigarette liquids, often blended with propylene glycol (PG).

Vector graphics: In computing and digital imaging, VG can denote vector graphics, a method of representing images through geometric primitives such as points, lines, and curves. This approach allows scalable, resolution-independent rendering, in contrast to raster graphics, which rely on a fixed grid of pixels.

Voltage gain: In electronics, VG is used as a symbol for voltage gain—the ratio of output voltage to input voltage in amplifying devices. It is a fundamental parameter in circuit analysis and design, affecting signal amplification and overall performance.