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I want to help you love video games even more. Sometimes I do that by reviewing books about video games. Today is one of those sometimes, because I’m taking a look at the first issue of A Profound Waste of Time.

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I’m reviewing all of the Boss Fight Books releases, so subscribe to this channel and click the bell notification icon to be sure you don’t miss future reviews. Welcome to Burning Books. I'm Caleb, and today I'm continuing my mission to review every book in the Boss Fight Books catalog. I believe that by learning more about the video games we love, we will discover ways to love those games even more. Join me on this journey, won't you. Subscribe by clicking that red button.

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I’m reviewing all of the Boss Fight Books releases, so subscribe to this channel and click the bell notification icon to be sure you don’t miss future reviews. Welcome to Burning Books. I’m Caleb, and I want to help you love video games even more. Today I'm continuing to review all of the Boss Fight Books releases. Subscribe and click the bell icon so you don't miss future reviews. As for past reviews, check the description below for a link to my playlist of all the Boss Fight Books reviews so far. Today's book: Galaga by Michael Kimball. Did you know there’s a way to cheat in Galaga by allowing enemy shots to stack, occupying the game’s allotted enemy fire memory, ultimately rendering the enemies unable to shoot at all. But as Michael Kimball tells us, real Galaga players are ethically opposed to using the cheat.

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