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@Mr_NutterButter saus

>sony increases price of subscription service
>the game of the month is the shitty saint's row reboot

https://youtu.be/EZnnmIpXEZM

@ChristiJunior SHANTAE BROS

@chainsaw_appreciator @Leaflord the forbidden reese's cup

@justnormalkorean the juxtaposition of the DeSantis flag and the nazi one shows me that this is either a gay op or they're fucking retarded.

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Guess the Video Game MUSIC QUIZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQE2_slU1_4

@seriesoftubes i understand this. it's like playing a character in d&d for a campaign that lasts years. they become a part of you.

for me, a lot of characters in the game i'm making, and to some extent even the game itself, are like this. i've spent so long with them, and it'll be really strange when i finally complete the game and i'm not working on them anymore.

i think two other voice actors this probably resonates with are:
1) david hayter: voice of snake
2) guy cihi: voice of james sunderland

guy actually has done stuff like this on his youtube channel. he owns a replica of james' jacket and the role seems to have impacted him a lot. i can imagine, silent hill 2 seemed to impact everyone who was involved. mary's letter at the end has the voice actress crying actual tears.

i'll probably never play runescape again, i can't stand the progression. i'll always have fond memories of it from playing it as a kid with my friends (and grandpa lol) though.

the game is from a bygone era where devs had such an incredible outpouring of love for their games and the people who played them. you can feel that passion when you play it for sure. the game has soul. i don't think i'll be able to say that about a whole lot of games coming out these days when i look back 15 years from now.

the music especially is something that will never get old to me. here's an classical acoustic guitar cover of autumn voyage, my favorite track in the game, done by josh forbes:

based rune bunnara

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