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Not gonna lie, this hurts. I've been a listener/subscriber since day 1. Especially during this last dumpster fire of a year +, they've been something that has given me joy to watch and listen to.

These fellas are all awesome, and I really do wish them all best. Thanks for all the great memories and laughs!

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I had a 1994 Mercury Topaz. I had to press the console buttons in a certain order to get the A/C to work, but that car started in -35c in college without being plugged in when no other car would. I drove it through a giant snowman. I tore the exhaust out about 4 or 5 times taking it off road where other 4x4 trucks were getting stuck. I also nearly died on a road on a mountain cliff when the fuel pump cratered.I was able to drive it to about 300,000 km and then I decided to get something newer. It was a piece of shit, but I loved that old car and have many terrific memories of it.

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#4  Edited By koolaid39

I remember you from when you started at EGM. Since then, from what I've seen here on Giant Bomb, you've definitely grown up as a writer and as a person (I actually commented that to a friend of mine at work about a year ago).

I didn't always agree with everything you said or how you said it, but I was almost always interested in what you had to say.

All the best to you in your new adventure, and keep up the good work!

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Wolfenstein, South Park, Sunset Overdrive and Divinity are the sleepers for me.

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All the rage over this whole thing is hilarious.

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Really great article @patrickklepek. For me, I will always buy physical copies of things that I truly love. While I get where people come from with wanting to have super minimalist homes/lifestyles, having rooms in my house that are totally bare and empty just don't feel like home to me. I couldn't imagine going to my Grandma's house and not having some of her ceramic figures, collector tins, books, and family pictures on shelves. It just wouldn't feel the same.

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I second what @kidavenger said. Picked one up and swap it between my PS4 and XB1. Much, much better than the pack in mics, and are an absolute steal at anywhere from $5-10.