When I first started my channel I wasn't sure exactly what I wanted to do but really really wanted to do videos. So I tried a bunch of things. I liked watching review videos so I thought I'd be mainly a review channel. So I tried reviewing some things, tech, food, etc.. I have many video reviews from the early days that I never posted. I came across this video on my hard drive and thought it would be fun to post it in celebration of 1 million views! I had totally forgot about this review and MOST of the ones I've not uploaded. Maybe some more will end up seeing the light of day at some point for occasions like these? In this video Malachi and I "review" pumpkin pie Twinkies / pumpkin spice Twinkies and caramel apple hostess cupcakes. Hope you enjoy! And THANKS for being part of my channel community!!! sincerely, Peter OPEN PC #pumpkinpietwinkies #pumpkinspicetwinkie #caramelapplecupcakes ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQDq-65GcM

Get the game here for Quest or PC VR: https://www.the7thguest-vr.com/ I actually live in the same city where the original 7th Guest was created, Medford, Oregon. The original dev, Graham Devine of Trilobyte, invited me to visit them at their location on McAndrews back in 1996. I didn't know anything about them, I was working as a barista at Starbucks and he would come in for coffee and we would chat a bit. He was a very humble person. I had no idea how big of a guy he was until after Trilobyte shut down and he went to work for ID. You can learn about Graham here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graeme_Devine Another one of the developers, named Don (I think, or was it Paul?), told me of the secret cheat code for the original game. I cannot remember what it does, but I haven't found it documented ANYWHERE. If you get the original 7th Guest game, the password is "Don_R Zaphod_B". I can't remember what it does but you type it in when the game first boots up and then I think you hear a chime, if I recall correctly. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9iGWGk33cg

Meet people playing now @ JoinUsInVR Steam Group: steamcommunity.com/groups/JoinUsInVR Particulate on Oculus https://www.oculus.com/experiences/rift/2425430174174472/?locale=en_US Particulate on Steam VR https://store.steampowered.com/app/1196940/Particulate/?curator_clanid=36203895 Play with physics. Create and save dynamic scenes using an array of tools. Witness complex physical interactions and emergent behavior. PARTICULATE simulates millions of tiny particles using the massive parallel processing power of VR-capable graphics cards. Built using a new and fully-custom engine for high performance, PARTICULATE is a physics sandbox but also a fully-fledged creative tool. PARTICULATE comes with interactive featured scenes for when you just want to relax and watch cool stuff happen. Or you can build and save your own scenes when you're feeling creative. Ten different types of tools can be placed into scenes statically, or you can record (and loop) their motion using a simple press-move-release mechanic. Tools include several particle emitters, the Attractor/Repeller, Orbiter, Collision Sphere, Distortion Field, Dragger, and Stirrer. Turn on Audio Reactivity and play your own music (using any app) to add a whole new dimension to any scene. #OPENPC3D #Particulate #JoinUsInVR ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puX9yk280d0

https://www.oculus.com/experiences/go/1723715221033555/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9e6mapuA1Q