Echo Night: Beyond - Nitro Rad

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  @DaizoDeeVonOfficial · 5 years ago

  &quot;Wait, I&apos;m Richard Osmend?<br>Always have been.&quot;<br><br>Now, literally.

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• SH

  @ShinoSarna · 5 years ago

  In &nbsp;summary: this, kids, is why adventure games need designers as much as they need writers.

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• CE

  @CerealBox64 · 5 years ago

  &apos;James Insulting You Through Song&apos; is my new ringtone.

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• CO

  @Cosplaybuddygiraffes · 5 years ago

  This might be one of my favorite reviews of yours because of that sharp editing. Splicing together the clips between the android and the director admitting his guilt to create the full story was just one example of how well this one was thought out.<br>It paints the painful, but resonant story of how far humanity will go to salvage something, be it pride, love, the truth, etc. And bringing it all back to the Russian team who found the wreckage and the space-bound casket was the perfect bow on top of the wrapping. Excellent job hooking me into this game with narration and editing alone! This was well worth the wait :)

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• UN

  @UnicornstarLight · 5 years ago (edited)

  &quot;Hey, you&apos;re back ear-&quot;<br>&quot;moonishaunted&quot;<br>&quot;What?&quot;<br><b>Loading Gun</b> &quot;Moon.Is.Haunted.&quot;

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• MI

  @Minusoh · 5 years ago

  Alright now everyone, let&apos;s give a big &quot;Thank You&quot; to NitroRad for ending our suffering.

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• ST

  @styx6661 · 5 years ago

  Damn dude, that speech near the end about holding onto connections in death. Give yourself a pat on the back, that was great.

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• SO

  @soyeahsauce · 5 years ago

  Echo night, or as it should be called the haunted misadventures of the many Richard Osmonds

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• PI

  @pippinlup · 5 years ago

  &quot;Space. It has to be the most lonely place you will ever die.&quot;<br><br>Oh, this is gonna be fun.

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• JO

  @joinedzer0591 · 5 years ago

  &quot;I&apos;m going to the one place still untouched by ghosts... SPACE!&quot; - MC<br>LATER<br>&quot;Moon&apos;s Haunted&quot; - Ghosts<br>&quot;DAMMIT!!&quot; MC, with a Heartrate of 298

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• KA

  @Katelynnnnnnnnnnnnnn · 5 years ago

  Dang James it’s 358 days till Halloween and your already uploading your Halloween special I respect the grind that’s insane!

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• IT

  @ItsRetroPlanet · 5 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x2P8eAc74k&amp;t=2240">37:20</a> yes, YES. THANK you. The preservation of games and the extension to preservation of childhoods is one of the most important things. People have to remember, these were made by people with aspiring dreams! People who wanted to give you the best kind of game they knew how to do, and some of these games even have historic ties. some created entire genres, others perfected it. some were made to tell a story, and some were supposed to be the most brutal ball bustingly hard games you&apos;ve ever played. Whatever the story is, these games mean something to somebody.<br><br>I have entire complete libraries of different consoles, spanning from a multitude of companies from nintendo, sega, atari, and even obscure ones that you probably don&apos;t even know about. Ones that I didn&apos;t even know about! I&apos;m not keeping them on my computer to just flip the bird off to some company like nintendo, I&apos;m doing this because I care.<br><br>Some of these games never have that glorious second return. Some don&apos;t even see the light of day, and are never released. Some have the earlier builds of their games found and leaked on the internet. These things we can all look at, learn from, and appreciate what was put into them. doesn&apos;t matter if the game is good or bad you can still learn something about them. some of the most interesting stuff came out of bad games. And from learning what we could about these games, some people even got to create their own games. They make them and now sell them to you. Games that you may very well praise to the heavens.<br><br>So please, help preserve these dreams, these childhoods, these *Games*. Because they are worth preserving. They are worth being cared for. They are worth it to everybody.<br><br>Tl;dr: game preservation is very important, and it&apos;s up to you to help save these. One day, the internet is going to be the only place to have them.

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