Griffeth Galaxy Productions is a Web Based organization, run and founded by Trey Griffeth, intent on bringing its viewers reviews on films, TV shows, comics, video games, as well producing its own original content such as fan films and original short films.
And now we come to what has shockingly become Griffeth
Galaxy Productions most viewed video, the Pacific Rim Jaeger Combat Simulator
Review. To tell you the truth, I was
very lazy with this one. It was very
loosely scripted and really is just me playing the game and showing people what
it’s about and I really cannot account for its success. At the time of writing this the video has
well over 21,000 views and climbing and the number of Likes and Dislikes tend
to be neck in neck with the Likes usually slightly outnumbering the
Dislikes. Again, I really don’t know why
so many people have watched this vid, but I appreciate all the views and ask
that you keep watching it. It’s been a
hit of a video and I can only thank the people who watched it for making
it. So until next time, please subscribe
to our YouTube Channel, follow us here, Like us of Facebook, and follow us on
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Ok, I know it might sound a little self-indulgent but I
love this video and personally think that as of right now it’s the best video
that I’ve done, (yes even better than The Crow video I mentioned may have been
the best). To me this video was a labor
of love. I wrote and rewrote the script,
I shot and reshot the footage, I recorded and rerecorded the voiceovers, and I
put hours and hours into the editing to make sure that this video came out as
best as it could. I think that the
lighting is decent, if not the best. I
think my performance was good and mostly consistent and I think that the things
that I brought up were worth mentioning and addressing. Much to my dismay, this video never found an
audience. In fact, at the time of
writing this article, it’s actually my lowest viewed video. I can only speculate that this is because of
the time of its release, (it was released exactly one year after the game came
out), and no one was really interested in watching someone rant about a game
that came out a year ago. Still, I
really enjoyed making it and I would ask that you watch it. If you’re a fan of Mass Effect 3 and feel
these things are worth discussing so take a look and tell me if you agree or
disagree with my assessment of the game’s problems. So, until next time, please follow us here,
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