I was wondering if people had good recommendations for solid and interesting video-essays on video games. I've seen Tropes vs. Women, and I'm wondering if there are others that people would recommend (doesn't have to be gender-related, but the more intellectual the better).
Just saw the live action trailer for Fallout 4 and it got me thinking. Did they do this so as not to turn people off to the game's weak graphics? I'm not suggesting that the game "looks just like Fallout 3" as some people did when the game was first shown by Bethesda. But compared to many of this year's games, the graphics shown by Bethesda at their announcement did seem lack-luster.
So, what do people think? Did Bethesda put this trailer together as a way of pushing the idea and aesthetic of Fallout as the stronger selling points for the game, knowing that the graphics are a little less than eye-popping this time around?
This is REALLY OT, but I figured this community might know something about it.
I do a podcast audio-drama (don't worry, not going to post a link to it here). I have a theme song, but I want a remixed version of it for a Christmas episode. The original composer might not be available, so I might have to look elsewhere. But unfortunately, my googling of the topic hasn't brought much up.
Since the theme of the Giant Bombcast has been remixed so many times, I was curious if anyone knew who did that, or if anyone else in the community did similar things. My budget is rather tight, so I know that will limit my options. But any thoughts people have would be really sincerely appreciated.
@mrmazz: I agree entirely. Having the crew here talking like this I think is a good answer to anyone who has critizied what the original letter said. This is a more robust response as a whole.
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