Let's Play/Quotes
"[...] have you ever seen a DVD, you know, how they do director's commentary and stuff? Well, imagine if some jackass who was not involved with the creation of the movie at all decided to just comment on what he thought watching the movie would be like. Well, that's kinda like what we are here now."—Slowbeef, explaining what a Let's Play is.
Josh: Ok, so next episode... Hopefully there will be less rage-filled discussions about how much Bethesda deserves to die in a fiery pit.
Rutskarn: I don't know, why change the formula now?
Shamus: I know; we've got a good thing going here. The worst thing they could do is put a good game now: they'd put us right out of business.—Spoiler Warning: Let's Play Fallout 3 (Episode 20)
[...] [T]he first-ever first-person multiplayer shooting game was called MIDI Maze and it used MIDI to connect players for the first time ever to shoot each other.
Now imagine this. The year is 1987. Someone connects their VCR to their Atari ST personal 1985 computer and records themselves playing the game. After the tape is recorded, that same person uses a microphone to record spoken word audio about trivial, off-topic, unrelated things to the game footage. After the master tape is recorded, the person sends the tape to a distributor, who places an advertisement in the beginning of the tape, one in the middle and then one at the end, and is then mass-produced to be sold at niche tape shops for people to purchase. Then, people can buy the tapes, go home, watch the tape and at the end of the video, they get an address to send a postcard to the tape creator, who then creates another tape of themselves reading an opening and reacting to various postcards they receive.
The year is 1987, and this is a million dollar industry.
Just kidding, that didn't happen because-—FrankJavCee, WHAT IS MIDI