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About
I'm RUFUS! This is my channel, and I review video games. But not the top-selling, brand-new games that are just hitting the shelves. No, this is about the underdogs - great classic games forgotten by time, or newer titles that just got overlooked.
Now don't get me wrong: I play plenty of popular, modern titles, and enjoy the hell out of them. I just feel that there's a certain magic in games developed by small teams for little money, something that gets lost in these days where a game costs $100,000,000 to make and has a production team the size of a fucking movie studio. Games that embody true passion and innovation rarely get the spotlight and the big bucks. So let's bring them back from the dead.
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