like, i knew, especially as an italian-american who grew up in south jersey! but man. the comedy is absolutely woven into the fabric of the show. each quip, misquoted reference, absurd event is executed with perfection
@VinnyVinesauce i hate physical media!!!! i love paying full price for a re-re-re-release of a game from 30 years ago!!! im so happy games are 1TB each!!! ownership as a part of partaking in culture means nothing to me!!!
watched a live vinesauce stream after like 8 years of catching up through vods and its funny that chat still feels like its filled with 15 year olds or 30 year olds and very little in between
playstation discs are little more than download codes. it's no surprise they are finally doing away with them altogether. what's really important here is that we no longer own media. it never leaves sony's control. they can take it back at anytime, and that scares me.
"As more of our cultural heritage moves online, a troubling question is emerging: what happens when the things we create, share, and cherish simply disappear?"
From our 1st episode of the 6-part series on Vanishing Culture, out today on Future Knowledge. https://t.co/N2ggWsbpn3