Insta: @mrbenjum Host/Producer @HackTheDino. He/him. Writer of the comics (XCT). Roaster of the coffee beans. Wearer of the black belt (JKA)
Adelaide, South AU
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I mean, if you feel like validating my existence for the past 5 years feel free to listen to me ramble.
Now is a GREAT TIME to jump in to our GamingCast. Later is good as well. Whenever really. We're not pushy.
HackTheDino.com or on all podcast services.
#podcast #videogames #gamingcast
Hi everyone - catch me over at the blue place. bsky.app/profile/benjum.bsky…
Wrestler @zak_sabbath joins Ben and Brayden to rank the best wrestling games ever!
open.spotify.com/episode/2pv…
I’ll miss twitter. When I still thought I had what it takes to write comics, I met some super talented writers here. It was a great way to reach out and get in contact with other creatives. But I think I’m done here. Insta and threads is who I’ll be giving my data to.
See you all
Ben Rosenthal | HackTheDino.com retweeted
We often get asked if we're missing any Game Informers. Not too many! Here's the list and covers, [email protected] if you've got any you'd like to donate.
160–161 (8/06,9/06)
163 (11/06)
180 (4/08)
187 (11/08)
189–190 (1/09,2/09)
249 (1/14)
266 (6/15)
272 (12/15)
291 (7/17)
Buses and cars fit in the same lane on the road, right? So how come I can reach across and touch the other side of my car from the drivers seat, but a bus as 2 seats, and aisle and then 2 MORE SEATS?!
I guarantee* not to make any euphemisms
*not guaranteed
We're back on your screens tonight where we rightfully belong! Join us at 7:30pm Aust Central Time as we discuss the Xbox victory over the FTC and a disturbing fact about 87% of retro video games disappearing.
Twitch.tv/HackTheDino
Head to a high end cafe.
Order a high end specialized coffee that the cafe champions (it costs $22).
See the barista mouth the ‘wankers’ under her breath.
I mean, she’s not wrong.
Ben Rosenthal | HackTheDino.com retweeted
Yesterday we dropped the results of our study: 87% of classic games released in the US are unavailable.
Today, you should check out our podcast episode all about it: Why conduct this study? How did we do it? And how could it help game preservation?
gamehistory.org/bonus-episod…
