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Every other Monday, our team of blacksmiths and craftsman build some of your favorite weapons, and some weapons that you’ve never seen before. This week, the guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword take on Thor’s new swords from Thor: Ragnarok!

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Kerry Stagmer – Swordsmith and Machinist
Matt Stagmer- Swordsmith / Master Blade Grinder
Ilya Alekseyev – Bladesmith / Arms Master
Lauren Schott – Goldsmith and Casting
John Mitchell – Fabricator
Ferenc Gregor – Master Carver
Bill Collison- Assistant Blade Grinder
Rick Janney- Hilt Maker
Gael Ackerman – Cosplayer

Series Creator/Executive Producer – Andy Signore
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Series Executive Producer – Brent Lydic
Episode Produced and Directed By – Brendan Kennedy

Supervising Producer – Phil Rogers
Office Production Coordinator – Jon Michael Burgess
Director of Photography – Paulius Kontijevas

Baltimore Forge Crew:
Story Producer — Dave Cross
Production Coordinator – Patricia Parris
Runner/PA – Halston Ericson & Ashley Gaither
DIT – Christopher Mariles
Set Medic – Celeste Bowe
1st AC – Jason Remeikis
2nd AC – Bethany Michalski
Gaffer – Steve Scott
Grip – Danny Balsamo
Swing – Jason Shinsato

Post Production:
Edited by — Patrick Burke
Colorist – Patrick Burke
Post Sound – Anthony Vanchure
Lead Assistant Editors – Stephen Erdmann
Head of Post Production – Michael Gallagher
Post Production Supervisor – Gracie Hartmann

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In this list we look at the ten long standing video game franchises that have their roots in classic video game system. Throughout this list, we look at some of the top selling franchises younger gamers might not know came from older systems. We look at the phenomenally popular Red Dead series and where it all began with Red Dead Revolver. We go deep into hiding and see where the Metal Gear franchise all started. We go way way back into the early days of PC gaming and look at the Bethesda powerhouses Elder Scrolls and Fallout. With the new Netflix series coming,we think it is important to talk about the humble beginnings of Castlevania. The Fire Emblem series has been relatively new to America, but we look at where it all began with the Japanese exclusive Fire Emblem. While X Com 2 is still very popular, we look at where the series gets it’s name and what it was called before X-Com. With the announcement of Metroid Prime 4, it is important to look at just how old Metroid is and when the first game came out. Before Ninja Gaiden came to modern game systems, it was notoriously named one of the hardest NES games ever. While GTA 5 has been a huge success, the first game is often overlooked, and no if you say Vice City is the first game you are wrong. During this video, we look at all 10 of these video games and talk about their humble origins.

Script by: Zack Latino

Voice Over by: Cody Flesher

Edited by: Kyle Anderson

Featuring:
Metroid | 0:33
Castlevania | 1:42
Metal Gear Solid | 2:52
Fire Emblem | 4:07
Ninja Gaiden | 5:09
Grand Theft Auto | 6:06
Fallout | 7:00
X Com | 8:06
Elder Scrolls | 9:10
Red Dead | 10:17

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