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In celebration of May the 4th and the 25th anniversary of the Phantom Menace. I will be releasing a very special video tomorrow (Saturday) at the usual time! Hope you guys enjoy it! 

The upcoming Godzilla x Kong movie has put me in a mood to play some MONSTER classics! So please vote for next week's video! 

If you've been interested in trying the Outcast games (there's a new one out today), then check out my friend  @UnderTheMoons  great video breaking down the series' history. 

I'm a little late, but I wanted to thank all of my subscribers for getting me to this milestone!
What started off as an excuse to replay my favourite games has become so much bigger than I could have ever imagined, all thanks to you folks! 
This channel and the community have really helped me get through some tough times in the past few years, and I can't wait to continue this journey with all of you!

p.s. Please let me know if you'd be interested in a special celebration lifestream? Maybe play some classic games? Do a Q&A with the chat? I'm open to ideas, so drop a suggestion below. 

Cheers,
Flandrew 

Vote for Next Week's Video! 

What is your favourite Handheld of all time? Please use the link below to vote. 
Once the votes are counted, I'll be putting together a video to rank the best handhelds.

 https://xoyondo.com/ap/f85tb7vrng37yak 

As another year draws to a close, I would like to thank you all for your support and use this as an opportunity to ask my audience what content you'd like to see on the channel in the new year? So please leave a comment below and let me know which game, series, format or topic you'd like to see me cover? Cheers! 

In case you missed it, please check out my latest video on the state of Hype in video games 

All the chatter around the upcoming GTA6 trailer got me thinking about the concept of 'VIDEO GAME HYPE'. Do you enjoy the buildup and hype surrounding a new game launch? What's one game that you think lived up to the hype? And which game had the most hype and ended up being the biggest disappointment? Leave a comment below and let's start a discussion. 
Cheers! 

I've been wanting to make a video about the original Sims game for a while, but it's been tough due to the the open nature of the game. So I thought I'd ask you folks to share your experience playing the Sims growing up. What was "the right way" for you to play the game? Did you work tirelessly to keep the plumbob above their heads green, or were you the type to chuck them in the pool and take out the stairs? Did your Sims work hard to save up for a flatscreen TV, or did you just buy 10 of them with the 'rosebud' cheat? 
Please share your memories, stories and methods for playing the classic Sims games in the comments.
Cheers!