100% I always found that we had more engagement an enthusiasm for indie and retro games. If people want the news for new AAA games we have IGN, Eurogamer etc. Indie Devs like yourself take time to highlight the experiences that matter to the right people, so I love showing that off to others.

Unfortunately no you're right. But despite sites like mine or other content creators being in smaller quantities, you'll find there would be more dedicated followers who will defend them over the likes of the big news websites that rely on clickbait and rage bait to serve multiple ads to the few.

This is something that has occasionally been brought up on my website. I've tried to be as accommodating as possible, but something Google ads, ads more. If anyone was to reach out to me directly about my website I would listen because returning users are more important than 10 ads for one person.

I mean... you could've just let him back out of the deal when he tried and kept Twitter running instead of suing him to make him buy twitter.

I'm sure he's learnt from his mistakes...

"Time Mr Freeman... Is it really that time again?" And the Half Life 3 logo appears with a date for the trailer announcement.

#deadlock #halflife3 #gameawards #videogames

4/4

Dream: Gabe Newell comes on the stage to a announce the dates for Deadlock's public beta release and final release date. While Gabe is talking about it before he finishes the screens glitch and go black. And all we hear is...

3.5/4

Prediction 2: Naughty Dog show a teaser trailer with simple concept art for their new IP.

#PlayStation #gameawards #videogames

3/4