Here's my supercut. I included a bunch of reveals from ONL and a few that were revealed a little after that I personally found interesting.

All in all I thought it had a pretty wide spread of games from different genres on show. Was a much better showing than the most recent The Game Awards.

I've been watching a YouTube channel called Noclip since it's launch, about 6 years ago, and their video game documentaries are really impressive. If you've never heard of them then I highly recommend you check out the Half-Life and CD Projekt videos. It was founded by Danny O'Dwyer, who was widely known before Noclip as a host and video producer at Gamespot.

Recently though, they came into possession of thousands of video tapes containing video game media spanning the late 1990s to 2010, such as E3 conferences, game trailers, and footage of early game releases, most which had not previously been available on YouTube or anywhere else and are slowly going through the process of digitising them all.

A few days ago now they uploaded a video of what they've found so far and if you even have a passing interest in video game history, you should give it a look.

I purge again! (for P32)

I have loads of movie posters that I've been collecting over the years but I've only just got around to actually framing them. Here's 4 of my favourites. Absolutely love these movies. Blade Runner and 2049? Well you don't get much better than these. The Matrix? I think that one's obvious. It changed the industry. Watchmen? In my opinion it's the single greatest superhero (antihero? anti-superhero?) movie ever made. Zack Snyder's vibe was perfect for the story. The Watchmen show, while very different in tone, was also very good. I'm going to be hanging these on my wall soon and then I'll get back to framing more!

Sand Land.

Sand Land is currently available on Hulu/Disney+ and is by the anime god himself, Akira Toriyama. Known for the Dragonball series. I'd recommend it as a good entry to anime because it's completely self contained and you can watch it with subtitles or with an English dub. There are 13 episodes and the first 6 are an adaptation of the manga and the other 7 is a new story written by Toriyama himself, sadly, just before his death. On top of that though, there's a video game just released that covers the entire series too! And it's good! It has cool characters, fun story with some deeper themes if you want to dig a little deeper, gorgeous visuals and a fantastic soundtrack. I highly recommend it.

The fourth season of True Detective, aka Night Country, takes place in a fictional town called Ennis in Alaska during 14 days of night. Even though it's set in Alaska it was filmed in Iceland so of course it includes a lot of gorgeous landscape shots and beautifully framed shots of the town, but the one I'm submitting is a bit different. For one, it's not set at night but it's just so hauntingly perfect. It's of one of the two main protagonists of the show stumbling onto something so horrific that she's at a loss for words. The scene is quite shocking as the viewer has been learning the details of this scene right up to this point. I won't say anymore because of spoilers but I will just say you need to go watch this show ASAP.