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On this episode of Heartbeat City, Cozy is joined by Bob Mackey and Henry Gilbert to answer your questions.

Special Guests: Bob Mackey and Henry Gilbert.

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about No Man’s Sky Next, the Overwatch League season finale, and we ask you about the scariest sounds in gaming.

• Overwatch League season one ends.

• Picross S2 is coming out on August 2.

• Labo vehicle kit announced.

• NYU researchers develop AI to make you better at video games.

• What’s the scariest sound in gaming?

• Ben: Octopath Traveler.

• David: Fallout 4.

• Dennis: No Man’s Sky Next.

• Kole: Paratopic. Nier: Automata. Mega Man X Collection.

Dash yourself upon the rocks for this rockstar pterodactyl.

Take a look, it's in a book. NieR released with a resounding thud in 2010, neither selling well nor pleasing critics. But since then, it's become a cult classic for people who like experimental narrative and varied play. Nier is a father who is desperately searching for a cure for his daughter's terminal illness. Yonah has the Black Scrawl, and a prophecy about a pair of magical books might be her salvation.

The problem is, the game isn't very fun to play, and while there is some really neat narrative stuff going on (with some very likeable and memorable characters), the juice might not be worth the squeeze.

This first episode covers the generalities of the game, and we go up through Nier's adventure in Facade.

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In all the years we've been creating podcasts, we've never really talked about Harry Potter at length. And when a Harry Potter game went up on our Abject Suffrage poll, you all voted with enthusiasm to hear about it. So, this episode is nominally about the GameBoy Advance version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, a kiddy action RPG. However, it's mostly about our pitch for a movie about the hard partying early days of everyone's favorite crass uncle: The Sorting Hat.

Where did all the good boys go? We can't see them.