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🏳️‍🌈 Game designer and writer: Baldur's Gate 3, Divinity: Original Sin 2 | Violinist and composer in the olden days | He/Him | certified daddy bear
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Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable Review Original

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By Kevin VanOrd, Jess Cogswell 
| GameSpot
This review of Persona 3 on PS2 has been updated to include a review of Persona 3 Portable, which was re-released on Xbox platforms and PC. The original review was written by Kevin VanOrd, while the re-release was written by Jessica Howard. The PlayStation 2 may have reached its twilight years, but there is no shortage of great games being released for it. Enter Persona 3, the latest in the Shin Megami Tensei series to reach American shores.
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That Time I Slammed My Violin Bow Against A Wall

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By Kevin VanOrd
| cohost.org
I'm quite fond of Dvorak's eighth symphony. Symphony no. 9 gets all the attention; meanwhile, no. 8 is a perfect jewel destined to remain in the New World's shadow. It's also a great work for younger orchestras, such as the Pennsylvania regional orchestra I took part in my senior year of high school. If you've never taken part in a district/regional/all-state festival, here's the deal: all the best student musicians are gathered and audition for their seating - and a spot in the next step up.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Next-Gen Update Review - Wind's Howlin' Original

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By Kevin VanOrd, Jake Dekker
| GameSpot
In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the sacred is always at war with the profane, and beauty is always at war with blood. The series has always contrasted its world's physical glamor with its intrinsic violence, but never has that contrast been this uneasy, this convulsive. That The Witcher 3 depicts the immediate brutality of battle in great detail is not a surprise; many games fill the screen with decapitated heads and gory entrails.
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