There is some rumor where he used some of the fundraising money to buy a new house, and the old house was sold in 2015:My nerdlore is rusty, but didn't he buy a new house around this time?
I think its because they believe the room has gotten a little smaller I guess?Video linked in screenshot:


In the incredibly rare event this was true, this would make James and friends incredible set designers to have redone that entire room from nothing and have it look 100% like the old one. Sounds like the "Why is he CGIing himself in the basement instead of going down there?" thing from years ago and expanded on.There is some rumor where he used some of the fundraising money to buy a new house, and the old house was sold in 2015:
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I'd say they cherrypicked certain episodes for this meme. The "camerawork then" stills are from episodes way back when James still lived in his other homes, and those particular episodes have more cinematic elements to them than most later episodes. Not that there have been any episodes since that had heavy, if not brief cinematic elements (e.g. Star Wars, Crazy Castle...), but if you look at a very standard episode even back when James put more effort into the show (e.g. Plumbers Don't Wear Ties, Action 52/Cheetahmen...), they had the same "sitting in front of a couch" shots that are just as present as now.The spergs at cinemassacretruth are annoying but they got a point.
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James got insanely lazy, it's abysmal the difference from the AVGN eras. And yes, all the pics below are from different episodes.
Absolutely. And it starts from the premise that a show about video games necessarily must always have elaborate skits in the first place. But if you want newer eps which aren't just James on a couch, there's the Las Vegas one, the Halloween one that was all one continuous shot, the Sega Activator one, and the Polybius one. You can cherry-pick in the other direction too.I'd say they cherrypicked certain episodes for this meme.
Not too surprised to see James simping for VHS even around the time they were going out of style. He always seemed to believe VHS was vastly superior to DVD.Someone on the Reddit dug up this blog post from Cinemassacre from 2005. I don't know if this is serious or not...
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Once again, that subreddit proves itself to be full of A-logs. It's a fun, silly post about a nostalgic media format. Who cares? What is there to chug Haterade about? For fuck's sake.Someone on the Reddit dug up this blog post from Cinemassacre from 2005. I don't know if this is serious or not...
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On one hand, its good to hear him discuss some obscure promo material for video games that he watched as a kid. On the other hand, this should have been done by anyone that isn't the AVGN; there's just not much the VHS tapes could do to make him angry.Another episode.
It's hard not to be nostalgic to vhs. Especially as they allowed a far easier way to record content as contrast to today's landscape of corporations being hellbent in making you not own anything and be happy.Not too surprised to see James simping for VHS even around the time they were going out of style. He always seemed to believe VHS was vastly superior to DVD.
For my generation, random VHS tapes were really exciting when discovering them in the house, since if they didn't have labels or cases it was a thrill to watch them to see what was on them. Being pre-teens we hoped we stumbled upon a porn tape from one of our older siblings, but it could very well may have been an obscure B horror movie. About 90% of the time it was just my parents recording football games or shitty Steven Seagal movies off HBO...but still, the mystery was always fun.It's hard not to be nostalgic to vhs. Especially as they allowed a far easier way to record content as contrast to today's landscape of corporations being hellbent in making you not own anything and be happy.
The youtube channel brutalmoose has a video type of watching vhs tapes bought on the dollar store (at least once in a half year he uploads shit). Buying those tapes seems like a good way to be arrestedby the feds.For my generation, random VHS tapes were really exciting when discovering them in the house, since if they didn't have labels or cases it was a thrill to watch them to see what was on them. Being pre-teens we hoped we stumbled upon a porn tape from one of our older siblings, but it could very well may have been an obscure B horror movie. About 90% of the time it was just my parents recording football games or shitty Steven Seagal movies off HBO...but still, the mystery was always fun.