>>160727 Young people won't understand how important Pure Pwnage was for us back in the day. We grew up in an era when being a gamer wasn't cool, people laughed at us for spending endless hours in our comp playing SC or CS, and the only place we felt at home was a PC Cafe. For me, Pure Pwnage isn't just nostalgia, but it allowed me to accept and be proud of who I am, and it was a show that I related in so many levels. It's much easier for today's gamers to be accepted into society, now that gaming life has become mainstream & cool, which is a good thing.