This docu is a bit too long for me but glad there's detailed coverage on this slice of games history. Important work going on here but also hopefully signal boosting it to the unaware.
I really dug Non non Biyori when I watched it about a year or two ago. Got about halfway thru season 1 and thought "maybe I'll save this for a rainy day" for when I'm in need of a little more of that kind of anime. Someone else mentioned Laid-back Camp and I think that show's a bit more my vibe. Maybe that type of anime was at less of a premium back in 2013?... I feel like there's so many of those types of shows now. I definitely would have appreciated it if I'd watched it 8 years ago. But there's no way it would have been on my radar.
I have oranges (also pears are now growing - planted yesterday), need apples, cherries, and peaches (cause I'm a dummy and ate them before learning how to plant fruit)
So I sometimes something just happens inside or outside of giantbomb that reminds me of a game or feature you did during a certain live show that features multiple assortments of random games (i.e. UPF). I can't always remember the name of said game just the moments from the Live Show so I can't always search the site to see which video it came from. But I feel like having the games featured in the video should be part of the description in addition to the vague but funny description given by the Jason/Drew/Vinny. Also maybe a time stamp feature considering how long the streams can be. I think it would help a lot going forward. Just throwing this out there to see if it sticks.
I didn't say it already but welcome to the team. Giant BEast needs you. Thanks for filling the void that Patrick left and giving Alex and Vinny some extra hands. I look forward to seeing you and your work grow here on the site.
This is just silly. Why Mine craft? Telltale seems like the company that's just jumping at any opportunity to prove that they can use there style on any game/franchise/whatever. So far they've proven themselves right, but it just makes me feel like their next misstep will inevitably be around the corner. I don't know why they're trying to prove anything, I'd rather see them place their resources in one stack in a project that contains elements in what they know best and just do that really really well. I no longer know what Telltale is anymore. What's next Telltale's EVE Online?
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