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PATREON EARLY ACCESS: The Post-E3 Dirty Laundryathon | 27/05/21 | The Nerd³ Show

🕑 Added 2021-06-26 17:00:04 +0000 UTC

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Well Read Nomad

Also, while I'm here, fucking loved the Cultaholic video! Ross seemed to really relax and enjoy talking to you, which is kinda rare.

Well Read Nomad

Nothing to say on today's show, but just wanted to thank you for banging on about Scott Pilgrim to the point that I finally read the books! I saw the film ages ago, but graphic novels were never my thing; however, I really enjoyed them! Characters seemed much better developed, and the fact that the story spanned about a year rather than a week makes so much more sense for what's going on.

BMK1571

Posting this in the Patreon comments because it seems like the place you'll most likely see it, I've been having a bit of a shit day with my autism but watching your Straight to Hell with Ross really brightened my day, Thank You, (would love to hear you on Cultaholic's desert island graps some time)

Bjorn van Rijszen

Do you remember the Ouya console? Or, if we want to stay relevant to the Intellivision brand, do you remember the HyperScan? As much as we need (do we? Maybe? It's complicated.) more competition in the consoles market, I don't think Intellivision will be able to pull off a true competitor. But, to be honest, I know very little about what they announced with the Amico.

Cole Lepper

If I recall correctly in the past you said factorio was close to being a perfect game but you knew there'd be something keeping it from total perfection. We've found it

Emma Jacob

btw the 6:15 link in the description is broken

Mireaze

No mention of intellivision at E3?

Nick Holmes

I just want to say, the fact that "focusing on the positive" for this chanel doesn't mean ignoring the bad parts of the games industry, as it so often does, but instead calling attention to the people who are fixing some of the problems, and moving the industry in a positive direction. seeing the stark contrast between gray millitary shooters built on the backs of exploitation, and the fun new ideas that are offered by independent studios and (less un)ethical developers really gives me hope for the future of this medium. thank you