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I realised that I hadn't updated my DA journal with anything from my YouTube channel for a while. Time to rectify that, I think! In case you've missed it, I've been writing and presenting a show on YouTube since 2018 called 'HdE's Totally Unoriginal Gaming Show.' And it's a bit of a cult hit, apparently. It's in a bit of a weird position at the moment. YouTube doesn't push content like mine, simply because my numbers don't make it worth their while to. But I keep plugging away, nonetheless. In this latest video, I take a look at an especially remarkable home conversion of an arcade classic. Although, it's possibly remarkable for the wrong reasons. I always try to find games to talk about on the show that can be described as 'interesting' for some reason or another, and this one definitely fits the bill, in spite of its outwardly simple appearance. Go give it a watch, why don't you!

Hello folks! Haven't seen a great deal of me around here lately, have you? I just wanted to drop in with a quick share of my latest YouTube content. If you're subscribed to me over there, then it won't come as new news that I produce an irregular video game review show on the platform - HdE's Totally Unoriginal Gaming Show. In it, I strive to produce analytical reviews of games from all eras. The show's gained something of a 'cult hit' status, and even gets a tiny bit of funding from the general public which helps to ensure its continued production. It was recently described to me as 'one of the best kept secrets in the YouTube retro scene.' The thing is, I don't exclusively cover games that could be described as 'retro.' But I DO keep an eye out for anything that strikes me as especially interesting to feature over there. And the subject of my latest video most definitely qualifies. In this one, I look at the Xbox 360 port of Quake 4 - a high profile release that quite