@dylancuthbert@locust9 Respectfully, isn’t most AI controlled by big corps who are more than happy to have small companies dependent on their increasingly expensive service?
The messages I’ve been receiving since receiving the Game Changer Award have been incredible. THANK YOU SO MUCH! It’s overwhelming.
They also reinforce what I’ve been feeling since we started posting classic episodes of our shows:
I think the videogame industry could really benefit from The Electric Playground going back into full production and onto screens everywhere.
I need a small collection of sponsors. We won’t be huge or expensive. (We’re Canadian) I want a 2-year runway so I can hire a small team and get to work.
Game developers, talk with your marketing partners. Marketers, reach out. You all have my email. Help me make this happen. Don’t wait for a broadcaster/streamer to try and figure out how to create this concept. It’s been 10 years since EP left the airwaves and there is still no show like it on Earth. (But hey if you are broadcaster that wants to talk about licensing EP, lmk)
The plan is simple. I want to make the best show about videogames on the planet. I want our people to visit studios. Interview developers. Review games. Attend events. Have fun. Get good info. Blast that cool material everywhere. We’ve done it before. We can do it again.
It’s time for some fun, well produced and informed news about the videogame industry. It’s time to celebrate creativity and inspire future generations of players and game creators. It’s time to put the people that really care about this industry back into the spotlight.
No toxic grifters allowed.
I won’t waste your time, your money or our trust with the viewers.
Thanks for reading, sharing and pushing for this with me. It’d be great to collaborate with an awesome team again and make an entertainment show about the most exciting entertainment that humans make.❤️
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