Chris Bores: The Irate Gamer, Ronnie the Skeleton, Satan, The Evil Gamer, Tony Lawler, Wilkins, Shadow Overlord, Cousin Joey, Johnny Newscaster, Genie, Goblin, HAL, Kool-Aid Man, Mysterious Traveler, Evil Gamer, Giant Minion, Goro, Minions, The Sage Elder, Bernice, Bonnie the Skeleton, Chris Ross, Colossus, Count Chocula, Cyclops, Delivery Guy, Director, Dirk the Skeleton, Evil Cronies, Flint, Game Designer, Grandmother, Iceman, Irate Gamer, Link, Lt. Drunkard, Luigi, Megatron, Minion, Mr. Coldwell, Mystic, Nightcrawler, Pablo Picasso, Party Guest #1, Party Guest #2, Professor Hector, R.E.D., Robin, Russian Dancer, Sage Elder, Storm, Super Mario, The Eggplant Wizard, The Kool-Aid Man, The Predator, The X-Men, Tour Guide, Townspeople, Wilson, Wolverine, Zombie

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The Irate Gamer : After doing some research...
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The Irate Gamer : This really flips my shit.
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The Irate Gamer : Shit!
[opening to "History of Video Games" series]

The Irate Gamer : For over 35 years, video games have played a vital role throughout our history, from Pac-Man to Mario to Sonic the Hedgehog. The industry has managed to produce a legacy that runs deep into our culture. As you'll see in this series, the journey from point A to point B is not as clear-cut as one would expect. And along the way, there were many hardships, rivalries, and cutthroat industry tactics that shaped the industry into what it is today. But in order to tell this interesting saga, we must go back and start at the beginning.

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