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No more PAWGs, PLEASE??!!!??
I never vibed with these cacs. I always wondered why they were revered.
RIP Ryan Davis of Giantbomb.com
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We miss you down here king 
Sorry the cocksuckers suits ruined what you and Jeff created.
Sorry the cocksuckers suits ruined what you and Jeff created.
Let's keep it a buck. Ryan dying was the life support blow to GB. The energy between him, Jeff, brad, Vinnie, and Drew will never be duplicated.once they had whiny ass Patrick and em (excluding Ben), the feeling was lost. Then they did the whole beast and west coast which felt like fluff most of the time, and once Jeff got the boot, it was a wrap.
It sucks because I remember being a day one Giant Bomb head since Jeff was on Hip Hop Gamer show holding up the belt and letting heads know Giant Bomb is on the way.
The way y’all keep upping this thread I thought homey had incriminating shyt on his computer
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Grubb: "Giant Bomb has new owners, and you're looking at 'em."
Grubb just clarified that Giant Bomb was sold to him and Bakalar
Grubb just clarified that Giant Bomb was sold to him and Bakalar
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Rick Fox at UNC
All Star
Man. I haven't thought about this site in years, maybe a decade.
Was a spinoff by the old Gamespot crew who became disillusioned after executives forced them to modify a review of Kane & Lynch right?
The Gamespot crew was good when they had uh, the guy who started his own studio. I can't remember his name.
I've tried looking at video game media but it seems completely unrelatable these days. Late-90s through early oughts was a halcyon era for game journalism, gatherings, and conferences.
Technology was maturing but everything still had an organic feel to it.
Was a spinoff by the old Gamespot crew who became disillusioned after executives forced them to modify a review of Kane & Lynch right?
The Gamespot crew was good when they had uh, the guy who started his own studio. I can't remember his name.
I've tried looking at video game media but it seems completely unrelatable these days. Late-90s through early oughts was a halcyon era for game journalism, gatherings, and conferences.
Technology was maturing but everything still had an organic feel to it.
Rick Fox at UNC
All Star
Era were we had more time than money, was in awe of the wider world, all your folks and friends were alive and healthy.