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Hello folks! Join us as we discuss the unexpectedly hilarious movie: Deadpool. We'll get into every meta plot, bad joke, and terrible pun that we were able to remember. Enjoy!

Lil' Stand.

Kole, Ben, Jala, and David talk about the Rockstar labor controversy, 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, and we ask you about your favorite open world games.

• Onimusha is getting an HD re-release.

• Rockstar’s 100 hour faux pas.

• Are open world games getting too big?

• What is your favorite open world game?

• Ben: No Man’s Sky.

• Kole: Resident Evil 7.

• Jala: Nine Parchments. Heroes of the Monkey Tavern. 1979 Revolution: Black Friday.

• David: Middle-earth: Shadow of War.

It's time to play our favorite game, that old standard: Which Wizard is coolest? Honestly, there's not a whole lot to talk about with this game, aside from how weird blonds are. So we wiz it up.

Mumblecore playdates with a tinge of existential, cosmic dread. That's a succinct summation of Night in the Woods, the capstone for our indie horror month. This is a beautiful, charming game that goes to great lengths to endear you to its cast. It sensitively and deftly portrays issues of mental illness, poverty, and faith. We just wish it didn't have structural problems, because they result in the game hiding its light under a bushel. Let me hang with Germ Warfare, please!

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