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Well, that week-long break after The Last of Us was nice, but with the new episode a few days ago, not to mention starting work on the Stanley Parable analysis, things are getting back in gear. Figured I'd share a bit of what's going on, if any of you were interested. 

I just got a new job, and I started a couple weeks ago. It's full-time, which has the benefit of making my wife and I more financially secure at the cost of much of the time I had to work on this show. I don't plan on that affecting the show in any significant way, but it definitely makes me look forward to hopefully gaining full-time wages from Patreon so I can focus on this exclusively. 

In any case, these changes are bringing some exciting things to the show. I'm going to try something... different with the Stanley Parable analysis, something that will either make it really fun and unique or kind of annoying. Not sure which, but I think the chances are good enough for the former that I'm giving it a shot. It'll also introduce some changes to the show's overall look, which I'm excited about. 

I'm also excited about the "Pearls Before Swine" Patreon goal, where I'll put up a vote and analyse a terrible game, as decided by the fans. But for some reason the Patreon has been hovering around the $200 mark, never quite getting up to that $250 goal. So we'll see. I really like the idea of trying to extract meaning from a game like Sonic '06 or Ride to Hell: Retribution. It'll be fun!

Anyway, that's what's going on here. Soon I'll continue posting the scripts ahead of time in a bit, for those at the $10 and above, and you can all look forward to some interesting episodes in the next few weeks!

Comments

Anonymous

Man, thinking about you waxing philosophical about Ride to Hell makes me giddy. It's quite possibly, one of the greatest comedies of all time.

gamesaslit101

It's one of the few games I own just because it's so wonderfully, perfectly awful. It's the closest I've come to enjoying a video game in the same way as I enjoy The Room. And I freaking love The Room.