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Will you learn to love a weapon? No, no you won't. However, you will love the way Titanfall 2 feels to play. The way it handles shooting and movement is something to behold. Though the story leaves a lot to be desired, the game's standout levels and breezy pace made this a perfect conclusion to Mech Month.
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Exosquad Opening - YouTube
Titanfall 2 by An Angry Albino in 1:35:33 - SGDQ2017 - Part 129 - YouTube
Characters Voice Comparison - "Optimus Prime" - YouTube
Money City Maniacs - YouTube
Democracy 3 Trailer - YouTube
PunkBuster - Wikipedia
Kris and Kole talk about delivery logistics, awful queso, and delayed gratification.
ALSO: Give ‘im the heater! Scavenger hunt for my packages. A very bad watch. The tubed food market. A comment from our racist president. A campaign against Tide Pods. A long story about getting shot. More Subway. China doesn’t want to take our garbage anymore. Dolphins are delaying gratification.
Brayton Cameron returns to school us on Bloody Roar and usher in the new age of Chili Horse.
Special Guest: Brayton Cameron.
The season ends on a classic, and a subversion of our "most undead are trash" rule.
The show is taking a brief break, and will return starting March 5 with our season about the Shadowrun supplemental manual "Paranormal Animals of North America".
This week we ask the question "why is Storm such an idiot?" and unfortunately we don't get an answer. Instead, we get an episode of He-Man with Marvel characters and a Star Trek plot. It's real weird. We also cover a good episode about Nightcrawler, and have to deal with a lot of Sabretooth/Mystique fanfic. I'm sorry, y'all.
Kole, Ben, and Jala talk about Subnautica, the Red Dead Redemption 2 delay, and we ask you which games you respect but dislike.
The Brief:Red Dead Redemption 2 delayed to October.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 announced for Switch.
Video game hearing aids.
Metal Gear Solid V disarmament ending triggered on accident.
What game do you respect, but not like?
Jala: Persona 4: Golden. Creeping Terror.
Ben: The Witness. Subnautica.
Kole: Breath of the Wild. Dragon Ball FighterZ. Silent Hill: Downpour. Breath of Fire III.
Before Souls, FromSoft made Armored Core. And this is our first real exposure to it... and it turns out it's very good. Despite outward appearances, there's a good deal of variety in the Armored Core series, with For Answer being the fastest and most action-oriented among them. But it retains that important element of mecha customization that lets you tailor your character to the situation and your play preferences. Listen in, and see if this forgotten game is for you.
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Armored Core: For Answer Mission Chart for Xbox 360 by Stahn_D_Aileron - GameFAQs
Fan outrage kills Marvel's deal to promote real-world arms-dealers in Avengers comics / Boing Boing
Here's how to get out of the pit everytime. - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial Message Board for Atari 2600 - GameFAQs
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