How the Retro Scene Has Changed 2009-2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Celebrating 15 years of LGR! When I first starting making these videos, the retro gaming and vintage computer scene looked quite different. So let's take a look back at how much the hobby has changed in the last decade and a half! Mostly for the better, I feel.
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To put it in terms LGR fans can uniquely comprehend: LGR has existed for the same duration between Duke Nukem 3d and Duke Nukem Forever.
Duuuuuuuuuuuuude!
this just blew my mind
Hooooooly crap, man! You've just made me realize how much time that is!
With LGR going in the opposite direction, quality-wise :P
LGR is now retro.
At this point his voice soothes me I've been listening to him so much, it's like asmr.
In 15 years is retro I shudder to think what I would be considered to be given I'm 38... Vintage? Antique? 😅
@@pruittboy3prehistoric
LGR is retro from Day 0
I remember having a rotary telephone when I was growing up. Does that make me retro? 😂
Congrats on 15 years! I've been watching for about the last 10 years and I'm still loving your videos.
The price of retro hardware is crazy these days, but the most encouraging part for me is the young people getting into it. Our 10 year old and his friends are really into 90s computing and they design their own games with pixelart graphics and chiptune music. It's great to see retro computing inspiring so many people.
I just wish I had kept that 486 we had. Or the Tandy 1000EX. Or that BeBox I bought used in the late 90s. Or the Next Station. Or even that old Roland Alpha Juno 2 ... 😬
My niece is obsessed with Castle of Illusion on the Megadrive I have in my office on an old CRT... feel proud lol
@@m0nk3yl0v3r I think that was the first Megadrive game that I played and it convinced me to ask my parents for a Megadrive. Eventually even got a Game Gear and the GG version, which is different from the MD version.
@@sie4431 Got her into Aladdin too - was amazed when I got that for xmas, was like £45 at the time! Big bucks for the 80s!
how much cool stuff did you have 💀
I love seeing TH-camrs from completely different spheres comment on each other's videos. My wife and I specifically got our current place because of the walkability, and we have your videos to thank for helping us make that decision
We have an injoke about LGR in this household. Before I met my husband we had both discovered LGR. Once we were dating, my husband kept forgetting that I also watched LGR, so he would see my youtube feed and say "Hey, you watch LGR?" some 3-4 times before he remembered it proper over a time pierod of almost a year. So nowadays when one of us is in the middle of watching LGR and the other walks by it's promptly followed by the classic phrase.
That's honestly so cute
As someone that’s been messing around with tech for most of my life, I can say it’s become a lot harder. Especially here in Australia! What people considered worthless junk is now expensive and much harder to find. I used to get whole businesses worth of old computers for nothing. Those days have sadly passed.
in the 90s near Boston I'd trashpick computers, specifically to get a 386 that would run linux. I ended up grabbing stuff out of curiosity and nostalgia, too. In that time Japan was even better pickings. People were throwing away perfectly good computers, monitors and everything, just to migrate from Windows 3 to Win95. But also, just lithium batteries and bad transistors have killed off a lot of things from the early days of microcomputers. They're aging out as well as being obsolete.
Thrifting no longer being fun happened here west of Asheville several years ago. I asked and apparently resellers are gobbling everything up as soon as it comes in checking daily.
That's why I support creators like Heckin Steve who call these people out for manipulating the market like that
I also miss old thrifting for PC/electronics. Perhaps it comes & go in waves. I saw only few 20+ year-old PC games in the past couple years. But I've seen sooooo many vintage sewing machines and bread machines in my local thrift stores. Thrifting works in waves as people dump garages, barns, estate sales. In short, now is the time to buy a 100+ year old sewing machine for $20, but whether that's your hobby? Hmmm.
Same. I live an hr away from Asheville, and ive not had a decent score locally since 2016.
I haven't seen a PC in a thrift store in over 15 years. Super rarely I see a hard drive (on its own, most of the time completely trashed) and it's been about a year now since I've seen any beige keyboard or actually any PS/2 device. It's over - recyclers occasionally have them, and even my source of this stuff is drying up, as is the resale market: I haven't sold a retro PC on eBay in close to a year now. Everything comes to an end, and it was a very fun and quite a profitable run for the last decade or so ;)
@@vap0rtranzI’d give it 5 years, definitely within 10, before it goes back
To provide some direct feedback: I watch your videos because they evoke a sense of coziness, calm, and relaxation. Old technology, especially from the 90s, fills me with nostalgia. Everything back then felt fresh, new, and somehow innocent compared to today. These days, almost everything looks the same. However, back then, you encountered so much intriguing and unusual stuff, some of which you've featured in your "Oddware" episodes. Old tech reminds me of a time I recall as easier and more peaceful, even if not as comfortable as today. Keep up the excellent work, Clint! Greetings from Germany.
Eldude! You here 😎😎
My thoughts exactly, and conveyed better than I could of done myself. Thank you good sir❤
Just thought Id leave this here.
I remember ages ago 2010 maybe? I started posting videos of old tech because of LGR! Back when you could direct message creators, any vintage tech question I had went right to Clint and he would never fail to answer. Wish I still had access to that account. He is the reason I was successful in my vintage computing hobby. Back then, information on old computers wasnt as easily available on TH-cam. All these years later, this channel still has the content and integrity it had all those years ago, so we're all still watching! Congrats on 15 years Clint, sorry If my constant questions were annoyong back in the day 😂
It happens with age Clint, reality changes and perspectives change but you’ve survived! I can’t believe it’s been 15 years of watching your videos. Keep it going!
15 more years and LGR will get his own Tech Tales.
and reviewing a Commander X16 as an obscure piece of hardware from 2023.
If only Tech Tales was still a series that Clint actually did. :( I remember so many things he mentioned could warrant an episode, and then the series just ended..
It's weird that I remember the day I found your channel ~14 years ago looking for sims3 content and I distinctly remember thinking I need to remember this guy, I don't think I even knew to call it a youtube channel back then. Cheers Clint, to your health, family, and your growth in the medium with all that you love.
You sir, are a living legend, a national treasure, and a real inspiration to all of us who have been here through the years. It was great to meet you at VCF SW this year. Thanks again for making it out. Of everyone doing this kind of work on TH-cam, you are top. Keep going!!!
The retro scene has changed alright - higher prices of stuff, and scarcity of items, emulation replacing retro hardware, etc.
This is real,and it's sad. Emulating old games is cool for higher graphics, but it cant replace the happines of a physical device, as ps2 or ps1.
As much as I love emulating stuff, having a flashcart for my SNES along with some softmodded consoles have given me SO much freedom. Plus, having it on actual hardware just feels way better.
I LOVE ROM hacks and homebrews so much!
@@JamesBondAstonMartin Personally I've been fine with emulation since I discovered NESticle and Snes9x. To each their own. Edit: I do miss CRT displays though. There was some magic there.
though better archiving and recreations too, like there was a finite amount of these goods made and the window of availability has moved on 15 years now too.
been watching Your channel since.. god... 2011? 2012? I forget exactly what got me to find your videos and since then been loving your works since. The shift from game reviews as the time frame to just showing tech, oddware and everything keeps me enjoying it day to day when I see it. plus the retrospectives of games that turned 20 to 30 years too :D games I remember so much of my childhood as well. Happy to be around, happy to see you enjoy yourself with videos. Be well and wonderful in life always !
Man you've been doing this 15 years, you deserve some recognition from TH-cam for growing the gaming community on TH-cam to where it is right now!
when the sims 3 starts qualifying as retro gaming, we know we've gotten old.
you know what keeps me coming back? You're passionate about your subject and are very willing to talk about it and educate others. Passionate teachers resonate with everyone regardless of subject matter
Stumbled upon this channel through youtube recommendation…enjoying it for solid 5 years now..cheers mate
The retro scene is forever changing. Whats new today will someday be retro.
True, but as a retro reseller, the peak of 386-early Pentium sales are behind us, and I have not sold PII, PIII, P4 in nearly as much volume, and I somehow doubt Core2 will ever be sought after as " retro" by the now young adults who would have used them growing up - they just had no soul like the 90s stuff.
@@the_kombinatoragreed. Core 2 Duo systems are the bottom of the barrel in terms of intruigue.
@@the_kombinator Those early PCs come complete with unique and characteristic sounds, anachronistic mechanical parts and connectors, goofy things like turbo buttons, delightfully convoluted and elaborate boot sequences, and best of all, native support for old games and software.
A P4 from 2001 or a Core 2 Duo from 2006 is just a crappier version of a computer you can buy from Dell today.
I don't think it will be as retro as the stuff now is, because most stuff now is online-only or subscription-only and once those services go down, that stuff is just gone.
I only found LGR a couple years ago, binged through his videos, and was amused that some of the cool "retro" stuff he was covering were things that I bought new, that were now sitting in my spare room in a pile of junk I needed to get rid of. First computer I built myself was in a Lian-Li aluminum case, it had a Creative SoundBlaster card with the hardware interface, 2nd computer I built was in a colossal black Antec case LGR used for something.
I was expecting a Classic LGR Sipping Drink Intro... But... Nah! Congrats Clint! More Powers!
Thank you Clint.
You ve taken me down the memory lane and helped me go to sleep and made my ebay purchases more spontaneous.
More importantly, you ve kept me company during difficult times.
Thank you so much for the many, many, MANY hours of fun and entertainment you gave to me. I love your videos and look forward to the next 15 years! 🎉
Been watching LGR for about 10 or so years and coming from North-Eastern Europe, I never had the chance to experience almost any of the retro tech you’ve showcased here, because computers became an everyday thing around here only during this century. So glad and thankful I could see and experience all of this second-hand! The early episodes of Thrifts especially, because our thrift shops only ever had clothes and regular household items, certainly nothing to do with computing.
Thanks for everything, Clint, wish you all the best! ❤
Fifteen years ago I sold an Amiga to someone in the Czech Republic at what I thought was a really good price. After wondering why someone would pay so much plus a huge fee for postage, I realised that back when they were new exports of 16 bit computers to Eastern Europe was banned.
I lived in the Czech Republic 15 years ago, everybody I knew had a pc,and PC games magazines were available to buy. the ps1 was still a thing in game shops though. The Czech Republic left the ussr in 1989, maybe back in the mid 90s you might have sold an amiga but not 15 years ago. @@MrDuncl
@@valley_robot Thinking about which house I was in it was definitely 2008 or 2009. I guess someone in the Czech Republic was curious as to what they had missed out on in the 1990s.
As background, throughout the 1990s and 2000s I would regularly buy and sell retro computers. Reinforcing loads of comments made here I can remember in about 2005 thinking I had done really well when I bought an Amiga 1200 with an accelerator card, squirrel SCSI, and a SCSI CD ROM for £50 and sold it on eBay a couple of weeks later for £120. I hate to think what that lot would be worth now.
Dude your video have always been super solid and super comforting. I started watching your videos back when you had the DrPepper intro and haven't stopped watching since!!
Thank you LGR/Clint for all your hard work and im very happy for you 💙
Not just one of the best TH-cam channels, but one of the best spots on the internet
I know what you mean about your experience feeling surreal. I worked in radio for a decade. Being a solo host is like talking to nobody and everybody at the same time.
Happy 15th anniversary on TH-cam, LGR. I wish you all the best in your future, and i hope your hobby won't ever be boring to you.
Keep it up and thank you! I been collecting computers since 2000. I love watching you channel. So thank you again and for other 15 years i hope..
All the love for you Clint ❤️ your content stems from passion and that is why it‘s beyond any measurable level of greatness!
I started following you around 2012, right around I started playing Sims 3. I was looking for reviews of packs and found your channel. I loved the way you did your game reviews, and often watched them even if I didn't care much about the game. I just liked the way you talked about them. The same is true now, with tech talks and computer builds, even though I've never really considered myself a very technologically competent person. Its crazy that I've been following you for 12 years already. I can't think of any other channel that I've followed for so long. Its been amazing seeing you and your channel grow for over a decade.
I started watching LGR in 2010 for the Sims reviews and I definitely stayed for the retro content. I still come back to the Barbie and Mary Kate and Ashley videos, those games are my bread and butter 😂 Clint is one of the most consistent TH-camrs out there. Here’s to 15 more! 🥂
I'm so glad to hear the passion is still there for you. Thank you so much for the years of content and for staying true to yourself. You deserve nothing but the best!
As someone who is about to turn 22 and has been watching the channel since I was a kid, it’s crazy to see Clint started the channel as old as me!
Take whatever is your passion that nobody talks about and start your own channel!
I like hearing more about the games I've played in the past, or games I've missed. That's why I like your channel. Your passion for games is palpable. Keep doing it!
I stumbled across your channel back in 2019 and I have been watching ever since. I grew up through the 90s with all sorts of PC setups, first being a 286, then 36, 486 DX 66 and so on so it has been quality viewing for me. Your channel has been my go to through all sorts of ups and downs over the last 5 years and I thank you greatly for the content you create. One of my go to channels on the platform, thanks for everything Clint and I look forward to seeing what more quality videos you bring going forward. Keep up the great work and all the best from Scotland!...... I miss the LGR Foods btw haha ;)
Watched you for your The Sims 2 playthroughs, stayed for your personality. You are an incredibly fun and informative person to watch and listen to.
15 years of fantastic content 👏 Lost count of how many times a tech tales binge, weekly video or blurb has helped make a rubbish day a good one. Cheers 👍
I found your content about 7-8 years ago. I was happy to see someone just passionate about a couple similar subjects who stayed true to himself and the things he admires. Not many TH-camrs have followed through with the main thesis of their channel like that to this day.
You, sir, and your work is what makes TH-cam you-tube. I have come to appreciate the effort you have made to share your hobby. Thank you!
God bless and may you have many more years to keep on rolling!
Congrats LGR - 15 yrs of Clint showing the love of RETRO things and can't thank you enough for the amazing content you gave us... Hears to the next 15 yrs..
Grats on 15 years, Clint. Always enjoy the heck out of your show (having been around in the 70s/80s when much of your stuff was new). :D
Happy to have been part of the LGR journey for a good portion of that 15 years :) Always seems like you had a very similar enthusiasm and upbringing around tech as me. Love that you do what you do man!
I started watching you about 5 years ago when I was 16, and it's still exciting and interesting to see all the strange oddware and devices and games that I would have otherwise never heard of.
GREETINGS! So much has happened in 15 years. Congrats and keep on trucking, Clint!
I wish I'd found you sooner but I'm glad I found you at all.
You've become one of my favourite youtubers. Love everything you produce, be it review, restore or retrospect.
Thank you so much for you channel!
He is one of my favorite channels!
Elden Ring at launch played better on Linux thanks to Proton and Vulkan than it did on Windows. 🤣 I fondly remember the copy protection and Sim City 2013 videos you did. They were awesome!
True story 😂
That's the key ingredient right there. From personal experience, any application with a Vulkan driver is always gonna run better.
LGR, hello from Ireland! I found this channel by doing a school project on computer). Since then I watched your videos.
It influenced me to collect and repair computers. Now I feel like a retro nerd), with a Win98, WinXP computers a CRT monitor 2 lcd and 2 ps2 mice). I also giveaway systems to people as reparing became a hobby for me).
Also I really like collecting games and thrifting now, due to you + your videos!!!
Another thing I want to talk is how overlooked the PC side (at least in Ireland😅) of retrogaming is. Im trying to change that, maybe will organise a lan party or smth)
Have a nice day and Good Luck!
I really admire your dedication to what you do and I thank you for all the enjoyment and information you have given me over the past 4 years, although it seems much longer. 😊👍
I started watching you when I was 10. Now I'm 18 and have a moderately sized retro collection of consoles and computers.
cheers :) i’ve been watching over a decade now and it’s been amazing seeing you remain independent and your own person. i always admired that quality of yours and that’s what keeps me coming back! it’s you! thank you for the knowledge and games you have shared throughout the years. you’ve really ignited my love in vintage/retro computers and tech and i still have great aspirations to learn more and to become a collector of these relics. it used it be very intimidating for me as a woman growing up talking to people about my love for vintage tech because i always felt like i didn’t know enough like people who grew up in the 80s or even before (or some dudes). but now i’ve realized it doesn’t matter if i don’t understand it as well as other people, i still love it all just the same. watching your videos was like having an nonjudgmental presence to look up to and learn from which helped me grow more confident in my love for all tech old and retro (and wonky lol). you always have the most interesting oddware finds that everytime one pops up on my feed, i go, “i NEED to see what clint has to say about this weird thing i’ve never heard of before” congrats to you and this channel and community you’ve built 🎉
also BRING BACK SANDWICH VIDEOS ONE DAY PLEASE!!!!!!
Thanks for always being real, Clint. Been a fan since 2015 or so. Happy 15 years!
Tossing in my congrats for all these years. All your videos fall into my comfort channel category. Thanks for your passion, and honesty in your videos.
What’s really crazy is how your channel has maintained a certain high level of quality you don’t really see much anymore on TH-cam, and for 15 years nonetheless. Love LGR, been watching since the beginning!
Thanks for all that you do! My husband and I very much enjoy your channel (and sense of humor). I wish you continued success in everything you do! -- Cheers! 🍷🍷🎉
Many are the work hours I've idled through watching your channel! Thanks to YOU, I now have a working IBM 5150 and MIDI mountain of my own. You've rekindled hobies and interests I'd forgotten I had from 30 years ago and have thus been enriched. Thanks for the Thrifting nostalgia, too, something I have to binge in winter. Congratulations on 15 years!
Thanks for all of your work and congrats for the 15 year mark!
Congrats, the channel still is worth looking at, follow it sinds years! Good work!
Think I've been with you from the beginning (or really dang close to it.)
What a ride man. All I have to say is, thank you Clint for being here.
You've inspired more people than you will ever know.
I think you're the best retro content on the tube. Great work Clint! I am early GenX and completely dig your content! I think you're the best retro channel on the tube. You are all over the map on level of complexity and that I like.
Seriously, you are in my top5 TH-cam channels. I'm always getting so nostalgic when I watch your content. Some things I haven't seen in more than 25 years.
Thanks for your work & effort!
On the next 15 years of LGR❤
Very excited you are going to be a guest at my local con Retro World Expo.
I've always been interested in history and technology, and with those things combined, it's made quite the hobby. I wish I could remember when I started watching your channel, as I probably ended up watching the back catalog, but I got 'back' into retro around 2014 when I pulled out my old model 1 Sega Genesis and then started finding ways to make it look better on a modern TV. Crazy to think I've been at it for even 10 years and I agree, it's a wonderful time to be into retro with all the cool stuff people have made to use with it.
I absolutely love this channel & community. Keep being awesome!
I started watching your videos about ten years ago. I can't believe it's been that long. Looking forward for the next ten years, man. Your content is always amazing. I remember you doing videos with Pushing Up Roses, I loved those as well. Should do it again, she's amazing too.
Very proud of your work and achievements man. You deserve every bit of it.
Congratulations! 🎉 I love your videos! Thank you so much for making my life better ❤
Amazing work!!, I think I started watching your videos because of the nostalgia related rare items you show here, but there's something about the way you describe things, about you voicework that makes the content more interesting and it's relaxing at the same time. Anyway, thanks for sharing your passion! (an argentinian geek here)
I found it really interesting how you talked about the prices and supply/demand of these vintage PCs, games, accessories etc.
I'm fairly young and the PC parts that give me Nostalgia are the ones from about 2006 to 2010. It may seem recent but I think it's a severely underrated era of PC hardware and gaming. Parts aren't in very high demand so I'm able to buy top-end hardware for crazy cheap, and I'm constantly finding flagship hardware being scrapped or thrown away. I wasn't able to afford parts like these growing up - I've now got Maximus II Extreme and Nforce 780i/790i motherboards, graphics cards like 8800 GTXs in triple SLI, dual-gpu cards like the GTX 295 and HD 5970, and tons more.
It's such a sweet spot to play games in, and has great hardware compatibility with games from Windows XP arguably all the way through the start of Windows 10 in 2015.
I really think hardware from this era is slept on, big time. Lots of cool stuff, crazy looking hardware, creative design, and I think XP/Windows 7 are the golden era of Windows.
I've probably been watching your videos for a decade, too. Thanks for putting in the work and keeping us company for FIFTEEN YEARS! 🎉
Congrats, dude. When I first saw your channel I didn't know what it really was (when you had the intro of opening the can and going, "Ahh"). Game reviews, thrifting (I'm English so hadn't heard that term before) and building 486's - WTF? It was retro but I hadn't seen that before, that's how early you were. Favourite episode: probably that crazy voice control system "Monday Wednesday at two o'clock..." thing you did - made me cry with laughter that one.
I found your channel via Did You Know Gaming and have been very thankful to be a fan for all these years. Congrats, LGR! Here’s to 15 more!
You're responsible for me using the word "intriguing" on a regular basis now x3 I love your videos and your vibe
You've been amazing. Congrats on the 15 years!
Congratulations mate. Well done on 15 years of bringing us 😊
Thank you Clint for the wonderful content over the years. You do a great service to society and future generations to understand our past.
Congrats, Clint. 15 years of inspiring videos is quite a mileage. I grew up in the same beige woodgrain IBM 80s and your content sometimes puts a smile on my face.
Congratulations mate long time i love the nostalgia this you bring with you're channel
My go to for sims reviews since Sims 3: Ambitions - Happy 15th Anniversary, you are awesome!
Launching your channel in the mid 2000s was a case of perfect timing, since TH-cam was starting to really take off.
Well done.
I remember like it was yesterday watching you for your Sims videos and old games of your pick. I loved it and go glad to see where you're at, I'll continue supporting you. I sure hope to see continued game reviews apart from the retro stuff. God bless you Clint!
Hey Clint! Thanks for all your work documenting vintage computers and software and whatnot. Your videos have been super entertaining over the years, and you definitely inspired and fed my own passion for vintage computers! So congratulations on the milestone, and I hope you continue to enjoy the hobby (it must feel more like a lifestyle for you at this point!) for years to come!
I was in highschool when I started watching you! Now I’m almost 30, I have a husband & two kids. You’re one of my favourite Internet personalities. Thanks for keeping me entertained all these years! 😄
Love your stuff, Clint. Congrats on 15 years. Your channel is definitely one that got me bit by this retro bug so long ago. I remember your 5170 unboxing and was just in awe of how cool that was.
Congratulations on 15 Years !!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
LGR you were meant to be, your providing a community service for the future and preservation of pc and gaming retro, you are important even though you might not see it!
I miss the Tech Tales. I hope it's something you could possibly return to at some point. I've enjoyed watching your channel for so many years. Thank you for all of this wonderful content!
Great job man. I have been watching you for several years. Good stuff for sure. Keep it up brother....
I watch you for the things I grew up with and possibly forgot about. Learning on an Apple 2C was awesome, and seeing it on your channel brought back tons of memories. Keep doing your own thing. People like me will always be behind you, and you always bring new stuff to our attention. To me, Clint is equal to Grannet. Nothing ever erodes it.
I bought all my retro computers thanks to you, thanks for making me remember and appreciate the past
Even when you started you are such a misfit to your chosen moniker. You are so much: Soothing, Humble, Kind, Sociable, Knowledgeable and Dedicated. But Lazy? Not even close. Thank you so much for all of your entertaining reviews, Oddware and keeping an open mind while not hyperactively demanding attention to yourself. Such a relief :-) .Congrats on your lustrum and I'm looking
forward to many more videos if you can still stand the way YT is running things.
Congratulations, Clint! I love your optimism and enthusiasm both in this video and all the time. Keep up the great work!!
Been here since year 2. Thank you for everything!
LGR Rocks. Thank you for keepin on keepin on!
I'm watching you for like ten years and it's a great pleasure to watching you presenting all kinds of retro stuff. PC games, PC components, weird tech, it never gets boring. I miss something like this here in Germany. And even I couldn't match that amount of quality you deliver in your videos. You can even afford new old stock stuff, you can experience these things like buying this fresh after release. Love to see more of this content. Thank you very much.
And yeah, the prices for retro stuff is too high these days. For example: I bought "The Need for Speed" for PC in very good condition for only 23€ on Ebay. From a commercial trader. Ten years later they offer the same game for 100€. I collected a lot of classic titles like "Tomb Raider", "Transport Tycoon", "Bleifuss" (European version of "Screamer"), "Half-Life" and more for no more like 5, 10 or 20€. Best find in 2024 was a new old stock copy of "Trespasser" for 40€, but you must have very good luck getting these prices.
And good grief, computers. I got a fully working 486DX2/66 system in 2015 for about 50€. Or a fully working Pentium 75 system in 2013 for 20€. I still have my 3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 AGP I bought on Ebay for only 1,50€ in 2013. Too damn expensive.
Looking forward to the next 15 years! Keep up the good work! Always enjoy your videos.
Sweet, I ended up in the background shots of the VCFSW show!
I will say, I think you are the most wholesome video game youtuber here. Even if it's a game I otherwise feel meh about you make watching the video so relaxing and entertaining and even when critiquing a game I never feel malice in your attitude.
Have I been watching LGR for that long? theres no way, I feel like I hopped on board no longer than 10 years ago. Congrats, man!
Happy anniversary!!