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the latest gamer origins today. I welcome The

person who has nothing but little nightmares

about it takes two, and then he takes us on a

path of exiles two, plus we face the Outlast

trials in Power World, because that would make

that game so much more enjoyable, because Power

World is boring as shit. You might know him as

one of the super fans of Cyberpunk 2077, it is

Gawky Let's Play! Hello sir, how are you? Hello.

Wow, that was energetic intro. I had to go through

all of your playlist titles to get all those

to make sure I had it right. Nice. There's a

lot of twos in there. Yes, two, two, two. We're

waiting on Little Nightmares 3, folks. It's coming,

we promise, it's coming. Or they promise, supposedly.

I wasn't around to catch the original, so I always

play the second one. You went back into the first

one, didn't you, or no? Yeah, yeah, I did, yeah.

Yeah, you did. Yeah, okay, I was gonna say. That's

a big theme in my gameplay. I think it was, which

one was I playing? Yeah, Path of Exile 2. I only

heard about Path of Exile until I saw the preview

stuff for that game. I was like, oh, there's

a first one? That's a big theme in my game. Library.

Okay, I was too young for this, but way too young

to have even seen the sequel, but I saw Beverly

Hills Cop 2 first. I didn't see because Beverly

Hills Cop 1, I was four years old when it came

out. I was seven years old when the second one

came out, so I didn't see that until I was probably

10 in 1990. I'm old, folks, in case you don't

remember. Everybody listening to this podcast

should know at this point. 45 years, Jesus. Alright

video games first I have to ask you and if I

will cut this out if you don't want this in the

final thing, but Gawky let's play is not your

first gamer tag It's not how I originally knew

you Oh Yeah, yeah, oh Yeah, you had changed from

Gawky gamer to Gawky. Let's play why the change

and where did the first one come from? The first

one came as a kind of a nod to my potential audience

because it was gay as in gay and then gaymer

so it was a nod to that that community but then

I kind of read around it a little bit and actually

that term is quite a loaded both gaming in the

traditional sense but also gamer as in LGBTQ

so that was where the name change came from to

be more more broad appeal maybe I think that's

what I was I was going for Yeah, very cool. Very

cool. All right 30 questions all about video

games and obviously as your Lovely bestie told

me in her episode or my episode or whatever episode

we did the first time around she goes Question

one is stupid. Why would you not? Why would you

have them as a guest on your podcast if they

didn't already do this, but? question one Did

you grow up playing video games, and what were

some of your earliest video game memories? Okay,

yeah. So, my earliest game experience, I'd call

it, although it was very fleeting, was the...

Oh, it had a single joystick with a button on

the side of it, and then it would be like a bouncing

ball on the screen. Was it Pong or something

similar? And then... On a cartridge you'd have

like 50 variations of the same thing. That was

my first early early experience of games and

then probably a few years later after that my

friends started to have like systems that you

could put tapes in and then you'd load the game

from the tape and a lot of them were like 2d

platform scroller type games. I remember the

anxiety of waiting for the tape to load and if

it stalled or did something janky the game wouldn't

load so you'd have to start again. So yeah, that's

kind of all of my experience really of gaming

as a young person. Cartridges didn't have load

times. I mean, you might have to... Cartridges

did not have load times. Yeah, you might have

blown in them to get them to work, but yeah,

they didn't remember that I used to have one

that used to flip a little lid up at the front

and slide the cartridge in front of the back.

Was that the 64? No, that was the Nintendo. No,

that was entertainment system. Gray and gray

and red. Yeah, that's the one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Nintendo Entertainment System. 40 years old this

year, folks. Tendo Entertainment System, 1985

-2025, 40 years old this year. God. I'm slightly

older than you. Yeah, slightly, it's okay. Slightly,

marginally. We can just sit here and talk in

our old man voices. Oh God. And scream at the

clouds. That's right, you damn clouds, get off

of my life. You damn clouds. What video games

were you playing the most as a kid were you an

Atari gamer NES Sega or other type of game system

gamer? Well, I just spoke about the the any NES

but I think that is pretty much as a young person

I didn't really I wasn't really gaming and So

I was kind of I was more of an out -and -about

kid My history of video games is very much more

kind of contemporary modern now yeah. How have

your gaming habits changed as you grew up and

throughout your life I think as I became more

kind of professionally comfortable. I kind of

explored more kind of digital media. Yeah and

games were kind of one of them I didn't really

spend. A huge amount of time on computers or

around them. I used them at work and stuff like

that, but it wasn't until probably my late late

thirties that I started playing games proper.

Cool. Cool. Which video games that have released

when you were an adult, have you liked the most?

Well, I have to say cyberpunk, of course. If

you don't, the whole internet's going to come

after you because they know. They'll get they'll

get my membership card and Julie blue it's from

the Yeah, the crowd. I think yeah cyberpunk is

probably my favorite today probably Second is

probably the outlast games. They've become big

favorites of mine recently Okay, I know you're

into the horror genre of gaming, but why? That

game is just so over the top with the gore. Explain

to me why people are liking Outlast Trials. I'm

genuinely curious. I'm not trying to make fun

of it. I'm not trying to laugh. I'm just seriously

curious because I watch y 'all play that and

I'm just like, okay, I can listen to the screams.

I can listen to it. I can't watch it. There's

probably two or three things that play really.

The films I watched when I was in my late teens

were... Friday the 13th Freddy all those kind

of gore film slasher films So I think I kind

of got a bit of an immunity from there from an

academic perspective I understand the psychology

that it's all based in and on and around And

so I kind of appreciate the attention to detail

that are there and Again, kind of a professional

thing is that, as a counselor in real life, I've

been trained to be very together, very, you know,

deliberate about language and all of that kind

of stuff. And horror particularly has a way of

short -circuiting that. It kind of unsells me

to the point where I can't keep myself together

quite as I just so I enjoyed the kind of the

undone nurse of being terrified and. Make sense

yeah absolutely look it's your story man I I

just needed to understand why people are like

I cuz I'm and it's horrifying as well that's

the thing I well. That's that happened. Let's

just hope Little Nightmares 3 isn't that horrifying

because, oh boy, that teacher with her neck in

the second game, yee. There was several unsettling

points in that game. Yeah, but I would rather

watch... Children and horror and unhealthy combination

at the best of times. Yeah, no. That's... Yeah,

but... Don't scare some scary kid. Singing a

nursery rhyme in the corner, it just unhinges

me. Yeah, I can see that it would. We don't like

throwing around hate around here, and we usually

don't, but the way the question is worded is,

are there any video games that you hate, or any

ones that you've been greatly disappointed by?

That's a good question. I doubt, I doubt, that's

really, I don't really, I'm not sure on that

one. We've stumped him. Aye. Who is your, you'll

get a chance to choose more later, but who is

your end all be all favorite character from any

video game you can pick a hero and a villain?

Hero wise I think would have to be Jackie Wells

from cyberpunk. A major act one character. I

got quite emotional the first time I played through

that. I don't have a spoiler, he dies. But I

think the story was told so well that you kind

of related to him very early on and when he does

die is quite an emotional moment. I think villain

-wise would have to be kind of either Officer

Coyle or Mother Gisbury from Outlast or the guy

from the second one. He was quite villainous.

but i can't remember his eddie something i can't

remember his surname but yeah they're villains

big outlast crew what are some other video game

characters you like are there any you don't like

i quite like harding from dragon age to the veil

guard she was a well -written character Apart

from that I'm not sure Okay, I Played so many

new games that I don't really um Unless the character

sticks out to me. I don't really remember Problem

Which this that might be a problem with this

question might have to skip this one Who are

some of your favorite video game voices or voice

actors Idris Elba? And the person who does the

voice for V, I think they're well done. In cyberpunk.

Alright. Keanu Reeves' performance as well was

quite good. Oh yeah, Keanu. Charlie Silverhand.

Idris Elba is from the Phantom Liberty DLC. Oh

nice, very cool, very cool. Oh, V's the girl,

isn't she? Isn't she the main character so it

can be male or male or female actually both Both

male both male and female v -voices done really

well. Oh Okay, very cool. Very cool. Did you

ever own anything based on a video game toys

comic books coloring books? That kind of stuff

other things besides the game itself I have I

have some posters from cyberpunk But I haven't

really got into the paraphernalia of it all because

I know that once I crack that can open I collect

games like I'm trying to remember if they're

trinkets. Yeah, I'm trying to remember if Funko

has done cyberpunk Funko pops I don't remember

if they have or not I know you will. That was

the point. That's what I'm saying. I don't know

if they did. I know they have Overwatch. I know

they've done Halo stuff. I know they've done

Borderlands. Oh, Borderlands. Yeah, there are

Borderlands Funko Pops out there. Because when

I first started watching you, when I first started

watching the Chaos Queen, She said that, um,

Oh, what's that little clankers name in borderlands?

Uh, clap trap. Yes. She mentioned clap trap.

I literally went on, uh, the hobby DB website,

which is the website where we track all the values.

If we want to pay attention to the values of

the funko pops, I literally tracked down every

single funko pop version of clap trap. Yeah.

I imagine they've done a few. Yeah. Every single

color and series you just around me. Yep. Yep.

Yep. Good old Borderlands What is your favorite

video game theme song? Yeah, I'm not sure of

the name of it but the In the very finale of

the base game of cyberpunk. There is one of the

most amazing tracks that play that just Perfectly

match up with the ending. It gives me goosebumps

every time I hear it and I've heard it about

300 times I remember that one Normally folks

in the olden days I would have put a sample like

a three -second sample of that in here But unfortunately

unless you own the copyright you can't do anything

with music and podcasts anymore Yeah, it's they've

gotten stupid or maybe they've gotten smarter

I don't know. Okay, so I know you have a I'm

assuming, I know you have a digital collection,

I'm assuming you have a physical collection,

so we're gonna talk about both. But the general

question is, how big is your video game collection?

Well, well over 300 games, I would imagine. Is

that physical or digital? Digital. Digital. I

don't have any physical. Really? You don't have

any physical games? Really? No. Nope. Huh. How

do you keep - Which concerns me? I was going

to say, how do you keep track of over 300 digits?

Like, you can't play. No, no, no. I know. But

I'm like, like, okay. So let's just say, for

example, that my entire back wall of my living

room that nobody can see, even though I'm waving

at it. instead of the shelves of funko pops and

funko sodas and products and whatever from funko

imagine all of that was games imagine that was

300 games and I would be sitting here thinking

okay I want to play this game I'm gonna spend

90 hours playing this game or 80 hours play like

how do you go through and choose over 300 games

digitally you can't play all of have you played

them all No, I have I have games I have games

in my library that I haven't even opened Why?

Because I wanted I'm a capitalist I want I may

eventually get round to them. I think I probably

play 10 to 12 games on the regular. It's good

fun going through my library going Oh, I didn't

realize I had that game. I'll play that this

afternoon Yeah It's a bit like a mystery tour.

Yeah, exactly. Roulette through Gawky, let's

play Steam Library. Let's just see what we know.

Spin it to win it. Winner, winner, game or dinner.

It's even worse when you have to try and get

a refund from Steam because someone's asked you,

should we play this game? And I go, oh, I don't

think I've got that. So I go and buy it. This

appears to already be in your library. Why did

they tell you that after the transaction? I know

I know right like if it's in my library shouldn't

it show up in my life? Heaven forbid anything

happened to my it used to be called voodoo. It

is now fandango heaven forbid anything happened

to my fandango library because I purchased all

of those and I'm Pretty sure I haven't kept all

of the emailed receipts. Now, if I want to go

to war with Apple over losing music, I've got

almost every single Apple email receipt since

2006. Every $1 .29 download. Of course, I'm not

going to fight them over this. If something happens,

fine. I'll just go find it on Spotify, whatever.

But like, that's what I would do. Any digital

thing I purchased, whatever it was, I would create

a folder in my Gmail account and I would put

the receipts in it. I've got receipts for iTunes

stuff, which is all the music and the movies

and the whatevers. I've got receipts for this.

I've got receipts for that. I've got, like, I

have a whole... Section called paypal and online

purchases and that has a whole subsection of

like twenty other folders so i can do it like

dude yeah i think i just heard my my email crying

i keep it like you know to be organized that's

probably one of the only ways in my life i'm

actually organized so you know I don't know,

but cause I know what I'll be doing to my email

layer. Well, I don't want to lose it. And I don't

want to have to keep it in my inbox. Cause if

I keep it in my, what I used to do and I, and

I still, I've, I've done this ever since. When

did I first get, I first had hotmail in 1990

did not milk them out. MSN started 98, 99. No,

it was 99. It was, um, as i just graduated high

school going into college um which that didn't

work unfortunately i know folks we'll get back

to video games in a minute give us a time first

time we've had a conversation here but in 1999

i picked my my hotmail email address at the time

ash bridges 21 and hotmail .com yes the email

still works folks no i don't check it very much

so whatever anyway I did the same thing there

i wanted to be as organized as possible what

i do at the end of every year. Most people on

new year's eve will go out and party i'm too

old for that shit i'm forty five i got time for

that what i do is i go into my gmail inbox. And

you see the thing, um, where the, like, if you,

if you go to your everything else portion and

it says one out of 50 of 222 emails, the end

of last year, that said one out of 50 of 700

emails, I cleared out 500 and something emails

out of my inbox that I did not need whatsoever.

So Yeah, I am very much trying to like I would

love to be able to Be able to let me just say

here how many page It's like Used to be like

five pages. It's like four pages now if you go

deep into my inbox, but it's one of those things

where I just had like when it comes to receipts

and things I've purchased online. I have to have

like Like say, I don't know. Do you you don't

do patreon? Do you? You don't know. Okay Well

if you did and I was subscribed to your patreon

and if chaos had her own patreon and she did

that kind of thing I would have a Patreon folder,

which I do currently because I do other people's

Patreons at times, and I would have a folder,

two folders within that folder, one for her,

one for you. So the receipt from Patreon for

your Patreon goes to your folder. It's just an

organizational thing that my mother taught me.

It was like keep them all separate. Ascading

folders. Exactly. Exactly. Yay. Getting back

to Video game collection the said you'd usually

play between ten and twelve games at a time or

just is that what you're currently doing. That's

why i'm currently kind of going between what

are your stream. Okay so let's just talk about

the streaming stuff cuz we're gonna ask you about

that later anyway streaming currently what are

your games that you're most excited to be streaming

at the moment. That would have to be the outlast

trials. I Absolutely love it. I shouldn't love

it quite as much I'm not quite sure what it says

about my Psychology psychology, but it's yeah,

I just I find it there's nothing like it. I think

that's what I like about it There's there's horror

and then there's the outlast trials Right, particularly

the first two games because they were all stealth

based you didn't there was no fighting back or

throwing stuff so you literally had to kind of

shimmy your way through without getting spotted

or but there's nothing that i've played i can't

say there isn't anything like it because i don't

know everything but from what i've played it's

very unique and i think that's what draws me

to cyberpunk as well is that there is really

nothing like it and that that Catches my attention

Yeah, absolutely as I was watching you guys play

I don't know when this episode is gonna air but

let's just say two or three weeks ago Whenever

it was what I noticed is that it is very much

similar to its first person for people that don't

know, but I'm sure if you're listening to this,

you probably know. And I will be including all

of Gawky's links in the show notes so you can

go check out his channel, subscribe, like, comment,

all that good stuff. So it's first person and

what it reminded me of a couple of times, I don't

know if it was you or if it was chaos, one of

y 'all had trouble getting up on a ledge. Maybe

it was dark. Maybe it was Darkblade. I forget.

Somebody had trouble getting up on a ledge. And

I looked at it and I'm like, oh my God, this

reminds me of Mirror's Edge. When Mirror's Edge

came out years and years and years ago, it was

like first -person playsta - I think it was PlayStation

exclusive. I could be wrong. So if I'm wrong,

folks, don't come at me in the - in the comments

on geekcastradio .com, but remember watching

Mirror's Edge, I'm like, this is so freaking

cool! Like I had seen first -person shooting

stuff and first -person view stuff before, but

just the way they - did mirror his edge in the

way that they're doing the Outlast trials currently

with whoever, whatever studio does the Outlast

trials. Okay, there you go. Hopefully there's

not an ape in charge. Thank you for laughing

at that. That's my worst joke all day, folks.

I'll be here all night. I like the first person

of it. I love first person on that because every

other thing that I've seen lately of people that

I watch this stream, it's like person top down

and I'm like, this is boring. It's not, it's

not that the people that are doing the streaming

is boring. It's that the game itself looks boring

to me. So even though I'm, you know, the biggest,

it feels, it feels more immersive for me. Yes,

yes, I feel more in the game. Yeah, the third

person or bird's eye view feels like you're staring

into a fish tank. Yep. You're not in the fish

tank. Sometimes the person can work like if it's

third person club like, Oh, what was the is it?

What game is it? It's great GTA. Uh, it doesn't

matter which version, San Andreas to four to

five to whatever. I don't know about five, but

between San Andreas and GTA four, you have the

option of having Nico be far away, middle, or

basically first person when he's out walking.

And I find for me, I have to use a multitude

of those. I don't just use one of them, but looking

at the oust, wow, the oust last, I can't talk

today folks. I've been podcasting for 16 years

and I thought with my tongue like this, it's

a fithil. Yeah. I just, it's, it's really cool.

I love that first person view stuff. All right,

what game or games had the biggest impact on

your life? That's a strange question for me.

Okay, I don't I Don't know if I've encountered

Life -changing or altering media. I find them

entertaining. I find it more more or less entertaining

There isn't one that like this really speaks

to me on a on a Whatever level whether it's emotional

or psychological or oh my god Probably the closest

might be it takes to I think that that narrative

Yes move to me. I Know I found it really well

written. Yeah particularly from the psychology

of the child because sometimes they They don't

quite get the psychology of children right, but

they absolutely nailed it in that in that game

So I was probably the closest that kind of moved

me emotionally Yeah, when did it takes to come

out? Couple years ago, I think so a couple years

back, I think Is honestly I would put it takes

two at the top of almost any gaming list at this

point It is really really well done from from

story to environment design to puzzles. Just

really well thought out. Yeah Yeah, absolutely.

I Yeah, it hides its complexity very well Yeah,

it really does and it's and it's so fun because

you have this story this Essentially going to

be broken up family next the child and The child

just like every other kid and I come from divorced

parents. So I know a lot about that kind of stuff,

which is fine I was too when my parents got divorced

so I didn't really have a whole thing as far

as like what rose goes through in the game, but

Basically, Rose wants to have her parents get

back together, just like every person wants their

parents together kind of thing. And that her

imagination sends them on this adventure. Oh

God, what an adventure it is. And because it's

a two player co -op. You there's some and I'm

saying this for the listeners more so because

you've already played it, you know Some of those

puzzles you have to rely on the other player

to do the right thing When sometimes the other

player just wants to sit there and dance But

I also think it's it's an intro because it's

the parents that are breaking up of the two that

you're cooperating with yeah, so it is it's a

reflection of their relationship and all the

different aspects and facets of it and very clever.

Very, very clever. Absolutely. And I also like

the attention to detail for Rose as well, because

a lot of children, when they understand breakups

and stuff, it's not about them thinking, I want

to get my parents back together. That's a much

later developmental stage for children. But at

her age, she would be wondering what she did

wrong. And that comes across really strong in

the game that it's because children can't attribute

Kind of meaning to other people's Behaviors so

they they think it's their fault or yeah It's

because something they've done and that they

they did that really beautifully in in the game

Yeah, they they did it very very well and they

that story is amazing and I am so ready for split

fiction Absolutely, yeah, I can't wait for that.

That'd be so fun. What was the most money you

spent on a video game item ever? Example would

be a print poster, art print, a video game art

book, that kind of thing. Probably about £50

each for the five posters I've got of Cyberpunk.

Very cool, very cool. There are displayed one

so they stick to the wall using my yes love displayed

displayed rocks. Yeah no absolutely yeah unfortunately

they're not sponsored to the show do you have

a my parents wouldn't let me play that video

game story no because my parents let me watch

the thing eleven so. The prohibitions were low.

Yeah, exactly. What is your opinion of the video

game reboot and which one reboots? Which ones

do you think have done the best been the most

successful? You might have to give me a little

bit of context to that question. So I don't know,

we might have to get rid of that question because

it's when i think of reboots i think of them

taking the same thing and just redoing it so

like your remasters kind of thing but basically

taking something like halo and rebooting the

entire franchise and it doesn't really feel like

the entire like like robo cop 84 versus robo

cop 2014 robo cop 2014 was a reboot and Yeah.

I probably haven't been around games long enough

to know the originals, let alone the reboots.

Okay. I started playing Borderlands at Borderlands

3. What is your opinion of the video game sidekick,

Luigi, Tails, Clank, Claptrap, etc.? Love them,

hate them, don't care either way. I think when

they're done well, I appreciate them. I think

Claptrap was done really well, but I have...

I'm trying to think of an example of... Probably

the companions in Elder Scrolls Online, they

get irritating. They keep saying the same dialogue

line when they're running behind you. That gets

super irritating. Yeah. I can imagine it would.

Order that one line and then just replaying it.

If you're grinding for two hours and they're

saying, Oh, what have you found there? What have

you found there? What are you going to do with

that? See that ground into my very soul. Or I

don't have any ammo. I need to find some ammo

or my arrows are empty. I need to find more arrows.

I cannot do that because oh my God. I or the

puzzle. Why don't you try outside? Yeah, exactly

Have you thought about going outside today? Hey

kid, here's a hint turn the game off go to fuck

outside. That's what we want you to do Even though

you haven't been around gaming that long, I know

you know sort of the history of gaming kind of

thing, but I'm still gonna ask this question

because I still think it's an interesting question

to ask. In your opinion, which decade represents

the golden era of video games and why? 60s, 70s,

80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s, or 2020s? I'm not too

sure how to answer that question. 90s? Because

that's when I was a child? Well, yeah, I mean

the 80s started it but the 90s kind of really

cemented it and then the 2000s evolved a little

bit the 2010s evolved a little bit and now in

the 2020s. It's just a bunch of stale Survival

games which all have the same map and character

and whatever. I don't know But yeah, my experience

is a bit kind of almost not unique but quite

different in the sense that I don't I don't really

have a nostalgia with games because I didn't

really have much contact with them so when people

are kind of arguing over a reboot or a remaster

I'm like I'll just take the game at face value

and see what I think of it because I don't have

that nostalgic pull that the the game makers

are drawing on because it seems like a lot of

reboots and remasters are really for that nostalgia

that that feeling of going back to when you played

that game you know whereas i don't have that

nostalgic reaction to stuff i'm like well i'll

see if it's a good game if i like it i like it

if i don't i don't absolutely a lot of the debates

are pointless for me really Some people view

video games as something for children and don't

view gaming as a serious art form and media that

adults should consume. Who should video games

be for in your opinion? I suppose this all depends

how you see video games. I see it as almost like

Netflix as a source of entertainment. Instead

of sitting watching telly for hours on end, I'll...

play video games so from that perspective therefore

anyone with free time there you go all right

folks we are now entering the gamer fantasy funland

yay if you could own any vehicle featured in

a video game which one would it be uh it would

probably be the tank from destiny 2 that's a

good tank If you could live in any video game

world that you wanted to and you'd obviously

be alive you would you know die hello but which

one would you want to live in. Night City definitely

very cool very cool. Who would be your top three

gamer pals to join you and become a quartet?

Examples are Mario, Sonic, FemShep, Solid Snake,

etc. etc. So you get to choose three characters

to join you and become a barbershop quartet of

gamers. Hmm, I think it would be Jackie Wells,

Tiny Tina, and the Tooth Fairy from Tiny Tina's

Wonderlands. Okay i was gonna say why you want

the rock. I think it's also in the borderland

series but it is in a tooth fairy persona and

i think it's funny that would be my three. Very

cool very cool if you could date any video game

character which one would it be. I'll be carrying

your dying. From cyberpunk. Very cool, very cool.

What is the holy grail of video game artifacts?

Examples, Fire Flower, Megabuster, Samus's gun,

etc, etc. Your reference is pulled from a very

specific genre. Because I'm used to old people

actually knowing gaming and growing up with it.

Okay, fine. God, I don't know much. Tank from

destiny to the this from that the I don't know

modern things. I know classic things. I'm old

man I'd go with the Holocall I'm sorry because

I think that's extremely cool The destiny to

ghost because I think it'd just be funny to hang

out with um Yeah all right yeah there you go

very cool we are now exiting the gamer fantasy

funland final question what is one piece of advice

that you'd give the video game fandom in general

relax and just enjoy the games absolutely absolutely

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