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This wiki is for everything you need to know about LoadingReadyRun.
Early in 2003 two guys named Graham and Paul figured making a website where they could show off some of their videos would be a good idea. Several months later, when they remembered the idea, they started work on it. After a couple design concepts, they settled on LoadingReadyRun, inspired in name and appearance by the Commodore 64 home computer system from the '80s. See, they're also big geeks. More than just showing off their few previous works, Graham and Paul decided to make new videos. Lots of new videos. Like, one every week. As well as being big geeks, they also make very poor and ambitious decisions.
More than eight years later Graham and Paul with their friends make four weekly series: CheckPoint for Penny Arcade Television, Unskippable and Feed Dump for The Escapist, and the weekly LoadingReadyRun video which is distributed by The Escapist. In addition LoadingReadyRun produces videocasts known as LRRcasts, behind the scenes and bonus content and Graham & Paul Let's Play. Each year LoadingReadingRun runs Desert Bus for Hope, a fundraiser for Child's Play which is the oldest and most successful video game marathon. Previously LoadingReadyRun also produced The Whatever Thing, the Iron Stomach Challenge, Escapist News Network, Phailhaüs and Daily Drop.
If you'd like to contribute to this wiki, you can check out the forum or the Community Portal linked in the sidebar to see how you can help.
Featured Article - Celestial Sea Celestial Sea is a seven-part machinima miniseries posted during Season Two, edited from footage from Star Ocean: Till the End of Time. It follows Myke Bluehair (voiced by Graham) on an perilous journey as he's separated from his girlfriend Amy (voiced by Kathleen over Skype). Myke frequently bemoans his adventures forcing him to skip lunch. This series introduced the running gag "Gravitic Warp, and the first episode brought back the "Sporting News Baseball" theme to the LRR logo opening. While the series has its fans, comments from the crew indicate that there will never be a second season of Celestial Sea. |
On This Day in LRRstory... (May 22)
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