e094: E3 2017 Part 1 - EA and Xbox
Part 1 of our E3 impressions covers the EA and Xbox conferences, with a bit of Sony and Nintendo speculation.
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Friday, June 9, 2017
Two Fat Guys Talk E3 2017 - Our Plans
Greetings and salutations, folks. Carlos here, with a breakdown of what Dave and I are planning for E3 2017. It consists of live tweeting and podcasts.
Check out the Two Fat Guys Talk (http://twitter.com/TwoFatGuysTalk) account, which will be set to re-tweet everything Dave (http://twitter.com/TheDudeHack) and Carlos (http://twitter.com/OrbisAetherum) tweet about E3 2017.
Saturday June 10
Check out the Two Fat Guys Talk (http://twitter.com/TwoFatGuysTalk) account, which will be set to re-tweet everything Dave (http://twitter.com/TheDudeHack) and Carlos (http://twitter.com/OrbisAetherum) tweet about E3 2017.
Saturday June 10
- Dave and Carlos will be live tweeting impressions of the EA conference at 1 pm Mountain Time (12 pm Pacific).
- Dave and Carlos will be live tweeting impressions of the Microsoft conference at 3 pm Mountain Time (2 pm Pacific).
- Ditto for the Bethesda conference at 10 pm Mountain Time (9 pm Pacific).
- Carlos will also live tweet impressions of the Devolver Digital conference at 11 pm Mountain Time (10 pm Pacific).
- Sunday evening, or early Monday morning, our first E3 impressions podcast will go up, covering our thoughts of the EA and Microsoft presentations.
- No live tweets of the PC Gaming Show nor the Ubisoft conference, as both Carlos and Dave will be busy with other obligations.
- We will live tweet impressions of the Sony conference at 7 pm Mountain Time (6 pm Pacific).
- Monday evening, our second E3 impressions podcast will go up, covering our thoughts of the PC Gaming, Ubisoft, and Sony presentations.
- Carlos will be live tweeting impressions of the Nintendo Direct at 10 am Mountain Time (9 am Pacific), and possibly live tweeting Treehouse stuff throughout the day, depending on how his time plays out.
- Tuesday evening, our third and final E3 impressions podcast will go up, covering our thoughts of Nintendo and E3 2017 as a whole.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
[Review] [Reaction] Steven Universe s5e01-04: Wanted
The Steven Universe "Wanted" special kicks off season 5, consisting of four episodes: Stuck Together, The Trial, Off Color, and Lars' Head. Carlos and Dave review and react to all of them, and have... theories...
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Video Format Update - Looking for Feedback
ATTN: Folks who watch the Carlos and Dave Anime Rave, the best anime review and reaction show on the internet, found at http://AnimeRave.xyz. I am the titular Carlos, and I am looking for some feedback.
Dave and I, we get hit with YouTube copyright notices and strikes, a lot. Like, a *lot*. It's a hassle to deal with at best, and sometimes brings down our joint YouTube channel and even my own personal channel for fairly long stretches.
Each individual review/reaction we upload is another potential copyright strike, with each take about a month to clear when I file counter-notifications. Since what we do falls under Fair Use law in both Canada and the US, every single strike, thus far, gets revoked.
But since each video is a potential strike, that's a lot of strikes. To circumvent this somewhat, I sometimes group reviews together, usually within the same series (e.g., a Steven Universe season). However, that means that sometimes we aren't putting out content shortly after the thing we're reviewing.
So I had a brainstorm, and this is where your feedback comes in: what if we did what we did in digests? Similar to the "Winter Four Fails" video we did not too long ago? I'm thinking weekly videos that each contain multiple reviews, each having like a 20-second Table of Contents at the beginning with timecodes.
The benefits: one video means, at most, one potential strike. And if they happened weekly, like every Friday, AND I use my own YouTube channel to space them out now and then, it would probably lead to a much more manageable stream of copyright notices. Plus, making it weekly means consistency for both our channel and my editing workload.
What say you? Would you be okay with this format? Would you watch the videos in their entirety, or just scroll to the timecode for the shows you cared about? Would you feel that's a hassle?
We want to hear from you about this.
Dave and I, we get hit with YouTube copyright notices and strikes, a lot. Like, a *lot*. It's a hassle to deal with at best, and sometimes brings down our joint YouTube channel and even my own personal channel for fairly long stretches.
Each individual review/reaction we upload is another potential copyright strike, with each take about a month to clear when I file counter-notifications. Since what we do falls under Fair Use law in both Canada and the US, every single strike, thus far, gets revoked.
But since each video is a potential strike, that's a lot of strikes. To circumvent this somewhat, I sometimes group reviews together, usually within the same series (e.g., a Steven Universe season). However, that means that sometimes we aren't putting out content shortly after the thing we're reviewing.
So I had a brainstorm, and this is where your feedback comes in: what if we did what we did in digests? Similar to the "Winter Four Fails" video we did not too long ago? I'm thinking weekly videos that each contain multiple reviews, each having like a 20-second Table of Contents at the beginning with timecodes.
The benefits: one video means, at most, one potential strike. And if they happened weekly, like every Friday, AND I use my own YouTube channel to space them out now and then, it would probably lead to a much more manageable stream of copyright notices. Plus, making it weekly means consistency for both our channel and my editing workload.
What say you? Would you be okay with this format? Would you watch the videos in their entirety, or just scroll to the timecode for the shows you cared about? Would you feel that's a hassle?
We want to hear from you about this.
Monday, May 29, 2017
[Review] [Reaction] Alice & Zouroku ep. 1
Carlos and Dave react to and review Alice & Zouroku, aka Alice To Zouroku. It involves children with superpowers and an ordinary old man who is just done with their shit.
Sunday, May 28, 2017
Copyright Strike Update 2017-05-28
Hey folks. Currently, we have two copyright strikes on our YouTube account, and a third is likely happening soon, which will temporarily bring down our YouTube channel. Nothing new for us, sadly, and this won't be the last time it happens, so be sure to bookmark our site, http://AnimeRave.xyz, and Carlos' YouTube channel, https://youtube.com/OrbisAetherum.
The former will have webm versions of our recent videos, the latter we sometimes use to "space out" videos so our main account doesn't get overwhelmed by too many copyright notices at once. (You should also check out some of Carlos' other stuff, including his story podcast, Tales From The Orbis Aetherum.)
That's all for now. Have a good one.
Saturday, May 27, 2017
[Review] [Reaction] ID-0 ep. 1
Carlos and Dave react to and review ID-0. It takes all the joy of nails on a chalkboard and puts it in a shitty sci-fi story, then caps everything off with the most unintentionally funny outro in anime history.
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