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Crunk Games
by Crunk Games
Proudly narrow video game coverage since 2003
Episodes
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – Epilogue
With one of us moving to San Francisco and the other to Japan, the post-Crunk Games world runs us ragged.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 10
NOTHING, FOREVER: We end with highlighting the final years of Crunk Games, and what it all meant.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 9
SLOWLY, NOW: With our lives changing in 2005, the site is neglected, and the end is in sight.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 8
A GOOD BAD TIME: Crunk Games hums along in its second year, but behind the scenes, it nearly falls apart.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 7
KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR: A jaunt through our memories of E3 2004.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 6
TOKYO DRIFT: An old friend helps us out, which is somehow a problem? Plus, why Square Enix has been very weird for 20 years.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 5
JOE3L: An introduction to our Canadian friend, who we took to E3 2003 for a new round of gaming adventures.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 4
THE MEDIUM LEAGUES: A short detour about the start of our “dream” jobs as professional writers.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 3
DREAMWEAVING: Crunk Games launches at the start of 2003, and by golly, we have thoughts about video games.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 2
PROLOGUE II: Alex and Ray collide as we enter — then exit — the GIA. Eight weird months follow.
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A Game Site About Nothing: The Crunk Games Story – 1
PROLOGUE I: The early years of internet game media and “semipro fansites” of the 2000s help us get where we’re going.
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Podcast Special: 25 Years of Dragon Quest
A year after our first special, we return with a face-to-face nerdgasm over Enix's supreme RPG franchise.
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Podcast Special: Phantasy Star Online’s 10th Anniversary
In December 2000, Sega released Phantasy Star Online for Dreamcast. PSO not only brought back a dormant RPG franchise, but it legitimized large-scale online play on game consoles. But after PSO, what else was there? Rather than tackle this in writing on their outdated web site, Crunk Games' Ray...
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