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Germ Cash Reference List For Twitch Viewers

Hi guys! A quick bit of advise when it comes to spending your Germ Cash: don't blow it! I know it's fun to run and get a free game but try to spend your Germ Cash wisely. Here's why: 1. You'll get a game you really want and not one you sort of want. 2. You'll allow someone else that really wants that game to get it. It's exciting to get free things! Try not to be greedy about it. :) The list of games are mostly all for PC (a few console games including the Gears of War series and Dishonored). Hopefully in the future I'll be able to offer other giveaways as well. Most games are activated on Steam unless otherwise noted. Note: Germ Cash price of games may be changed at any time. Just message me on Twitch or Discord which game you'd like to spend your cash on! =) 50,000 Germ Cash Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation Battletech including Flashpoint and Shadow Hawk BlazBlue: Chronophantasma Extend Conan Exiles Dark Souls II: Scholar of t

The Discord Surrounding Anthem (In Reference To Kotaku's Article)

Hi, Kotaku published an article about the behind-the-scenes of Anthem's development. It covered stressed out developers, team members that were pulled away from the project to work on other games mid-development, team leaders that ignored or avoided specific feedback and conversations, a beautiful but problematic game engine: Frostbite, a launch time that allowed no more delays, and a twelve to sixteen month period of putting the game together. This article was a combined interview with nineteen developers, most of which remain anonymous. There is an insane amount of information about how and why things went wrong during the development process of Anthem that takes at least a full hour to read. As in-depth as it is, I feel that it doesn't have the full story and was mostly focused on the negative. But I'm not here to talk about that. I'm here to talk about what infuriates me in regards to this well written and deeply informative story. Readers taking thi

E3 2013: How I Got Invited

This is a very personal article, it has nothing to do with the games at the actual E3 event. OnLive I've been addicted to "cloud gaming" for a couple of years now. Ever since I turned on and used the OnLive service I've done everything I can to be able to share my experience of it with other gamers. I just love it so much. I found a fan forum for it, which was basically the only place that accepted the platform. Everywhere else was just a bunch of gamers telling me it couldn't work. I knew better. I've been using the service long enough to have talked to a few staff members from time to time, on the service, and rarely on other social media. Usually if I ever see a staff member online on the service I wish them a wonderful, fun day. I care about these people that contribute to giving me this awesome cloud gaming experience. Also, every time I've ever dealt with customer service they have been super friendly and eagerly helpful.

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