beargirl1

@bed said:

still true

From the looks of it, Sony has also been reading some of my really terrible university research papers so they could learn how to cite sources poorly

I'm secretly reading (or hacking into???) your Cyberpunk thoughts while waiting at the train station, shh! I always love getting to dive head first into your blogs - always so thorough and super easy to read. The handful of combat options sound so much fun! I don't know if I'd be so lucky to grab this for 10 dollars anytime soon, but everything you've said about exploring at the world and finding your own fun really clicked with me.

I mean, it's not like a billion open world games don't have junk like that already, but... I don't know. I think seeing you have fun with games under any circumstance just gives me a different perspective on them. Like, the way you tend to be so openly chatty about whatever you're playing just gets me caught up in the enthusiasm, even if I don't quite know what else draws me to it.

I guess what I'm trying to say is... keep liking things? And I like it when you like things? I don't know. It's been a long week. Thanks for making it easier on me. ❤️

huh?

Thanks, I won't be the same after seeing this

Holy moly, this is fantastic! Thank you for sharing this (and for making it easy for dummies like me to understand)

Dan was on an episode of The Comedy Button a few years ago

Thank you for your service Garfield

I think most of Giant Bomb's royalty free music comes from Audio Network. There's a big thread here with all the music they've used in the past, and people have been digging up all the nite show music in the most recent posts. You should check out the last page to see if anything you like has been identified.

Synthetic Life was so popular that the Audio Network folks put it up on their YouTube channel:

With this and Tony Hawk 5 being revealed by a caterer on Instagram, I admire the weird ways in which Activision leaks their games