Sometimes you just need a good cry
In this exciting installment of PStC the guys talk about Lara's abrupt character arc in the new Tomb Raider, discuss evolving game review scores, and somehow end up on the subject of movies that made them cry as children. Check the machismo at the door and prepare to get your cry on now, on Push Start to Continue.
And to our awesome community, if you have suggestions for topics for future episodes, let us know! If you want to hear about it, we want to deliver it!
And just because Jesse likes to see Mike cry, here's some emotional clips from Homeward Bound!
Alright, fair is fair. Here's the scene from Land Before Time that made Jesse cry like a lost little girl....
There. Now no one is happy anymore.
Indie Game Spotlight: DLC Quest and Live Freemium or Die by Going Loud Studios
Pick it up on Mac, Steam, or XBLA!
If you want to check out that prison sim game Mike was talking about, Prison Architect, here's the link to the Steam Store page.
Music courtesy of...
Intro: Densmore by Anamanaguchi
Interlude: Oringinal Music from DLC Quest
Outro: Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Geruda Vally by SuperGuitarBros
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Thanks for the shout out guys.
I know what you mean about sad stuff. My kids were watching The Lion King on TV a few weeks ago, and yeah, there's a tearjerker moment in there too. Despite having seen that film like a million friggin times I still got a little watery watching it.
DLC Quest was a great experience; short & relavant satire, never overstaying it's welcome, never forgetting that it is a game and should be enjoyed as such.
When 1up started the process of shutting down, there was one person who seemed to lead to charge to congregate the community in a single place. After his first visit here, it wasn't long before a slew of new members arrived. The site came alive and the real story of PixlBit began - the one that involves all of you. The person I'm referring to is, of course, Michael Alvarado, otherwise known as Michael117.
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