Did you or do you still have any of the files? I'd like to hear it if you're ok with that. Totally understand if you'd rather not, but I'd be interested.
I actually had a musical MySpace as well. Turns out, it still exists, but has nothing on it. https://myspace.com/thecolorviolence
To me, it feels like The Great Turning Point. Even though Y2K didn't happen, I definitely feel like technology really started to take off in the 2000s. You might say the opposite of Y2K happened, come to think of it ...
I only played Touched (I assume) on DS, and it was fun. I couldn't comment on whether it was a weaker entry, but it did what it promised.
I managed to know mostly nothing, though people telling me it was "weird" and the dialogue definitely foreshadowed things pretty heavily for me. It was an interesting experience and I loved the price tag.
Oh, I don't even disagree. It was just funny to see that much vitriol aimed Twitter's way. I totally get where it's coming from, though.
Yeah, I saw there was a separate pod called Pixl Talk? I was surprised at how many Pixlbit actually had over the years. I used to listen to PB & Jason pretty regularly.
To be honest, though this might seem ironic to some, I think my news addiction is by far the most fruitless one technology has brought about for me.
I already know how I'm voting and I don't need to be plugged in EVERY DAY regarding anything else I'd take action on (unless I start playing stocks, which, who knows), so what am I really doing aside from raising my blood pressure? Does sometimes come in handy for improving my workouts though.
I literally just finished Doki Doki Literature Club and played both Hat in Time and Gravity Rush 2 a bit yesterday, so I think we're ok.
Man, those were some formative years for me ... Almost feels weird thinking about some of this stuff.
