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I'm still not driving as much as I was pre-pandemic so don't really have the opportunity or desire to listen to audio podcasts. And wish more podcasts offered video. Would love to listen/watch TechPod or Fire Escape Cast regularly, although the lack of structure and immaturity turns me off a bit from what I have heard.

Searched but didn't find one, was looking for a GB wiki listing of games with darts mini-games within them. Like Shenmue, Yakuza, Deadly Premonition etc. Am I just missing it or does it not exist?

I have the original signed Clue-like print hanging in my office. Kind of cherish it even more now, not a big signed memoribilia guy and my only other signed framed items are Radiohead and Refused prints. This one is as sentimental to me.

I do actually have the Nighthawk one also, have been meaning to pull it out and get it framed. All those prints were odd sizes though so frames are expensive for them.

I thought about buying one as a backup in case mine gets worn out/shrinks but passed... I did expect it to sell out especially once I started seeing the GB East mug was gone. And sadly Rorie said they typically don't reprint shirts related to ex-employees. Sorry duder... Can always check eBay but GB stuff is rare on there. I've been looking for a challenge coin for a while.

Anyone happen to have a video capture of the recent goodbye podcasts with the live chat?

I guess I'm going to jump back into PSO2 to prepare for New Genesis...

The thing is I don't think Burnout or Forza Feel particularly arcadey. We need Ridge Racer to come back.

I think GB should hire some younger talent that is up for doing random evening streams. With so much Twitch competition out there GB's content seems a bit too scheduled now. There's many times where on one of the shows someone wil go "oh well we should probably wrap up it's almost 6."

I feel like having them work from their homes made them realize that there are other things that need to get done which is understandable and longer series like endurance runs take a back seat. Surely when you're at the office for 8 hours that's all you're going to do is work on videos.

Thanks for the suggestions!

I got into watching video game documentaries lately and am wondering if anyone has any recommendations, mostly looking for stuff like dev interviews, behind-the-scenes insight rather than something like King of Kong. I've realized there are a lot of interesting and well produced ones out there so wondering if I may have missed anything. This is what I've seen so far and liked so wondering if there are any similar ones out there:

Insert Coin

From Bedrooms to Billions series (UK, Amiga, PSX)

Diggin' in the Carts

Archipel

High Score

Console Wars

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