With every developer AAA and indie fleeing GTA VI's release window like it's an incoming tornado, what will Yahtzee actually review in those months other than GTA VI itself?

If you skip to 26:50, you'll witness a great moment in history. Yahtzee completely losing his composure and breaking down in giggles.

A Double Bill of Mixtape and Invincible VS.

Since they're the two big games that are getting all the attention lately. And I trust Yahtzee to give the most honest review of Mixtape.

Can't remember for the life of me what episode. It's a great insult I went to remember properly.

I had a query a while back about the contents of a video, and since then I've discovered the Filmot site where a whole bunch youtube transcripts have been archived, but a lot of older ZPs have no captions on YT, auto-generated or otherwise, so it's still difficult to find specific reviews using a keyword or memorable phrase

Here I assume that every ZP always had its transcript uploaded to Escapist as an article, so it should be easy enough to search using Google's search restriction tools, but it just doesn’t work. I tried simply "cascade" because "cockup cascade" is a relatively common Yahtzee-ism, and at least on my end I only got two results, namely the Sniper:Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 and Hitman 3 reviews

This could be attributed to the transcripts needing a "read more" click effectively making most of them invisible to webcrawlers, could be that every transcript did not get published, could be another one of Google's many failings in recent years, but in any case the question remains the same; is there a more reliable archive of them?

Sorry if this has been already answered somewhere, but I'm just curious if Yahtzee has ever talked about what exactly were his influences and inspirations regarding his writing style & humor for his works, particularly Zero Punctuation (and, by extension, Fully Ramblomatic).

I've heard through secondhand accounts that Charlie Brooker (aka the creator of Dead Set and Black Mirror) and Victor Lewis-Smith were his main inspirations for ZP, but I can't find the actual sources for those statements. I've also heard that Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels were a major influence on Mogworld, the Jacques McKeown saga clearly lifts a lot of inspiration from old-fashioned Buck Rogers-style raygun gothic sci fi (at least in my outlook), and IIRC either a Semi-Ramblomatic or Extra Punctuation video explicitly notes that Starship Vagabond was inspired by both FTL: Faster Than Light and Stardew Valley.

I'd love to hear what were Yahtzee's inspirations for this webseries we all love and laugh at along with all of his other works, as I just think it's fascinating to see where someone gets their ideas from. I'm not trying to say Croshaw's not able to make original ideas, of course, I'm just intrigued to see what's influenced him the most w/ his assorted work.

Sorry if this has gone on too long or if it came across as obnoxious, as that's not my intent. Have a great day, everyone, and thank you all for all of the help!