My weekly update delves a bit into the past since some of you revealed you're not entirely familiar with my previous works. So I give some background info on the previous series I worked on and how this new show is the spiritual successor. Hopefully my talks about the style and the philosophy behind the show and its concept are a bit more clear now, but just in case it's still not -- the D-Files is about taking a deep dive into the world of video game myths, mysteries, and urban legends. It will allow for me to cover a wider array of topics than just strictly adhering to trying to prove if a video game myth is fact or fiction, too. Enjoy the update, and share your feedback and questions in the comments below. In fact, in the next update, I'll answer some of the direct questions from Patrons posted here in a sort of mailbag section at the end of the update. Feel free to ask about the D-Files or any of my previous shows. And as always, thanks for your continuing support.
Andrew Brown
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