Talking Classics 6 Keith's Friend Arthur

[NathanBarnatt]

Keith's friend Arthur comes over

[Ack]

I know a guy that looks exactly like that, just a bit taller... Not gonna lie, that one hurt to watch, especially considering I've known gamers like that. Definitely a part of our culture, but the part that makes me shake my head and groan. It had moments that made me laugh, and it definitely fits with what you're doing, but guys like that really get on my nerves.

Also, Arthur making out with the picture? Hilariously creepy.

[Mozgus]

What a pair.

[the King]

Somehow I missed Talking Classics 5, the Sega CD one and I just watched that and I couldn't stop laughing.

[TheyCallMeTheSwede]

Great job, I love it

sort off subject, but I notice one of your episodes has been featured on ScrewAttack. All I can say congrats!

http://www.screwattack.com/g1Submission/053109

[NathanBarnatt]

Yeah thats pretty awesome. People are into it to. I was afraid they wouldnt be as nice as you guys.

[racketboy]

I spent part of my afternoon catching up on the series -- looking forward to more
Any plans to go HD?
And hey, maybe we can work out a distribution plan once I get the new store up an running

[NathanBarnatt]

I thought about doing HD but I like them looking like they were shot in the 80's. I shoot them super blown out or under lit then mess with the footage to ruin it when editing. When I do the DVD I also wanted to do some VHS's to stick with the style and feel. Although I know no one would want a VHS.
Distributing Talking Classics stuff on RacketBoy would be awesome! Count me in.

[jfrost]

Loved it, but still doesn't top the weirdness of the 4th video.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

I thought about doing HD but I like them looking like they were shot in the 80's. I shoot them super blown out or under lit then mess with the footage to ruin it when editing. When I do the DVD I also wanted to do some VHS's to stick with the style and feel. Although I know no one would want a VHS.
Distributing Talking Classics stuff on RacketBoy would be awesome! Count me in.

Go with the granddaddy of all optical formats, the LaserDisc (For massive video format).

That or some other crazy or obsolete format choice like VCD (With a special Saturn VCD card episode), Betamax, or a comedy reel on Cassette or Vinyl.

But I'd totally buy it if you released it on VHS, it'd be like it was actually filmed/being watched in the 90's.