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🕑 Added 2019-12-07 15:38:52 +0000 UTC

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I feel silly writing this but I am so happy to be able to co tribute and be a part if this. It was like a gut punch watching everyone leave GI and not getting to listen to Ben moderate a discussion on videogames weekly. To get all this for only a few bucks a month is totally worth it to me. Thank you for continuing to pursue your dreams and continuing to provide this content for us!

If you're still taking nominations for categories in the GotY discussion...This one's probably a little tricky to define, but what was the most video-game-ass video game of the year? Like, which game made you sit back and go "Yeah, video games!" the hardest? My pick is Video Game: The Video Game.

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When little brother was 5, he was diagnosed with leukemia. He spent the better part of the next 1 - 2 years in the hospital. As you can imagine, that was pretty tough on our family. My fondest memory through all of that was getting to visit my little brother in the hospital and playing video games with him on those TV carts they rolled into the room. We would spend hours playing different Super Nintendo games and some N64 when that first game out. It was the start of a long term video game co-op partnership and we have played through many games together since. The chance to get to donate for a cause that allows kids to share this same kind of memory is amazing. Thanks so much for organizing all that MinnMax. It’s amazing

Not to poop on the charity thing, but I did mention to my mom, who has been a pediatric nurse, like forever. One thing she mentioned, was that often times kids with chronic diseases who are in the hospital get too many presents and gifts, some they can’t even play with due to their condition. What is often missing is help for the families of kids with chronic illnesses. Things like help paying their medical bills, transportation and putting food on the table can go a long way. I know giving for that need is difficult and people don’t usually want to give money for stuff like that, but wanted to mention it when thinking of future endeavors. Great that you actually asked the staff what would be good to donate though!


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