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I Give This Game Review A 7 Out Of 10
Meet Sean. Sean is a community manager for Harmonix, the developer of Rock Band. He's also, it turns out, incredibly good at pretending to be a game reviewer.
Sean is about to launch a new web series titled When I Grow Up. The show will document his attempts to fulfill various childhood dreams, such as being a stand-up comedian, while struggling with memory issues related to complications from a brain tumor.
To help promote the show, which will debut its first episode at PAX East this weekend, Sean has been posting short videos highlighting some of the potential career paths he could have taken. In the video below, he decided to try being a game reviewer, and I've got to admit, he's got my process for reviewing a game down to a science. Impressive logic!
Enjoy the video, check out the When I Grow Up website, follow Sean on Twitter, and give this cool project the support it deserves.
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[via Destructoid]
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