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zombies on your lawn is a .webm file instead of being rendered in-game, probably because most of it in the original was tacked together in a flash file and some hardcode, so popcap recorded the xbox 360 version and edited it over the tv. so this doesnt look like... show more

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"Standoff" was a banned Xbox 360 advertisement never made it to TV despite being completed. This is the full version

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🚨 Charlie Kirk’s Rode Wireless Pro body mic recorded the shot in 32-bit float. That file is the most crucial piece of evidence because it sat on his chest and preserved the exact order of sounds. Where is the mic?

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this is edited in the lens of long game ilya and i need it so far away from me

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this is edited in the lens of long game ilya and i need it so far away from me

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