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Whaaaat???

I didn't see this coming. I really didn't see this one coming. Dang. I almost forget you weren't part of the Gamespot crew, which is how familiar you have become to many of us.

I think that the feature shaped hole you leave behind will be noticeable on the front page, but this isn't goodbye because I'll be sure to keep track of where ever you and they pop up again next! Good luck on your future.

Super cool. I'll second doing the whole GB crew in this style.

I've already hit a point with this generation where I'm going back to 'earlier'* games that I would usually have completely missed out on. In one respect, that's good, as I get to play them, but proves from my pov that this has been a sloooow start. Fuck, I might even be dusting off the 360 and buying Stick of Truth very soon.

*As early as you can get at the still early stages of a console generation.

To put in perspective, I have a measly 4 games.

Love the gruff voice and instrumentation, you really nail the old Western camp fire song vibe perfectly. Didn't notice you had whistled the GB theme song, but caught it on the second listen. Great touch. Great song. Great tribute.

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That's pretty cool. Inspiring too.

This is exactly what is happening on the Bombcast.

Not to demean any of the other SBM artwork. All the interpretations have honestly been great.

That green screen segment at the end is golden. Really wraps the video up perfectly.

Rorie's passion for puppies is infectious. Happy 1 year Rorie!

I really appreciate how open @jeffand the rest of the crew are on the current state of the website and what their future ambitions are. That openness doesn't seem to be available on a lot of other websites, and it locks the community out. Whether me supporting GB makes the slightest bit of difference or not, I personally feel like it helps encourage the dudes to push forward with their plans. It's clear, and this talk helps demonstrate, that they are all so hyper aware of gaming culture and where it's at, that it reinforces why I trust every decision they make.

@alex's Big Rigs review was one of the first videos I saw as I was starting to get a feel for who I should be paying attention to on Gamespot; and here I still am.

Also nice to hear about why the GB/GS show was scrapped. I always wondered why.

I'm always looking for a Bombcast to listen to when I have nothing to do, so going into a random Bombcast and not knowing what they're talking about, what year they're in or anything about it is potentially very exciting. Great idea.

I vote for the Gigantic Giant Bomb Geocache Gala premium content.