What is Coming and What Has Come

A number of things have actually happened recently to talk about, and there might be another later this week.
First up, To the Moon started going public today. Such a good game and such a shame the audio is so broken. Fortunately it looks like this will not happen with its sequel, Finding Paradise, when I get to that because the Alternative build allows window size to be changed on Windows. (I also discovered late that there is an Alternative build for To the Moon as well.)
Second I have done and processed the recordings for Metro Last Light Redux, so they are up and scheduled to start releasing on July 23, following the Monday-Thursday schedule.
Third, and perhaps the most significant, is the release of all of the Agony recordings I have (currently, might do more). What makes this significant is there are of the review playthrough for when I reviewed it at Overclockers Club. It is also the first time I did not need to purchase the key for the game; it was provided to me as stated in the YouTube description. Not sure if this will happen again, but we'll see. There are still plenty of games in my library I want to do recordings of, but I do like the idea of getting new games to record and review like this in the future. This time there was just a very nice convergence of things that made this possible.

Some Quick Updates

Have some updates to share, including that To the Moon has been recorded and uploaded. Those videos will be going live after Bastion NG+, following the Tuesday release schedule. Even though it is a one-a-week release, I also recorded the heart rate overlay because it is an emotional game, so maybe things would happen.
Unfortunately to record To the Moon not at 640x480, I needed to run it in a virtual machine, and while that worked, the game audio is bad. There is nothing I could do about that. My microphone also went bad, which I did not realize until after I recorded four videos, so I did what I could to clean up the recordings, but there is still only so much that can be done. Now I have a new, and what should also be a better quality microphone, for future recordings.
Oh, I also made custom thumbnails for the To the Moon videos, which is something I might continue to do in the future. (Technically these are not the first videos with custom thumbnails, but you haven't seen the others yet...)