We all enjoyed games from a lot of different aspects. However, Ryan would almost always have something to laugh at despite it being good or bad. The man would bring tears of joy whenever some sort of glitch would show up in a quick look or the poor scripting of a video game movie. He would always make you feel right at home when introducing us to TNT, PAX panels, and any video segment. And while he wouldn't accept certain game genres and other media he isn't into, he is willing to accept that people do like them and wouldn't want to harm people's interest, just makes fun of it.

I never got a chance to meet Ryan in person, but whenever he was doing a review or doing a segment on gamespot, I had a feeling he was having fun with it. He always added a certain charm to a video or article that few journalist have yet to nail down. Without him, I wouldn't have looked at a lot game if it was for his enjoyment of them and I hope to never lose that enjoyment.

Ryan Davis has left us far too soon but he still has left a mark in our hearts, in the industry, in his friends and family, and in Giant Bomb.

Lets all continue to laugh.