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A few years ago several friends and myself decided to start a gaming podcast, our own little place on the net where were could talk about video games and what we liked, what we didn’t and voice our own opinions.
Little did we know that this passion would become the launching board for what we’ve become today. The Outerhaven Productions went from just a simple podcast to a website that has been providing coverage of not just video games, but also comics, mangas, anime, technology and just about anything that you squeeze under the geek culture umbrella. From current news, reviews, monthly podcasts that cover both video gaming and comics, to attending and covering events such as IndieCade, New York Comic Con, PAX East and many others. The Outerhaven Productions has been on a growth spurt as of recent years, transforming from a smaller website to one that receives between 100,000 – 200,000+ unique visitors a month. We’re not a fly by night, deal, we’re legit people. Maybe even too legit… ok, I’ll stop now.
Thanks to those who have followed us, those who read our content, listen to our podcasts and watch our video productions. We promise we’ll keep doing what we are doing and thrive to do even better. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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