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Detta proves to be much more difficult to deal with than her nicer half, as Roland pushes her (and himself) to the very edge.

This week, Kole Ross is joined by Autumn Greer, Chase Greenlee, and Paddy Smith to take a long look at how Roland and Eddie cope with their second drawn friend. Whenever she falls asleep, there's no telling which one will wake up... The amiable but frightened Odetta Holmes, or the poisonous and violent Detta Walker. The trek up the beach is complicated by her physical disability and complete lack of cooperation, as Roland gets sicker, they all get hungrier, and the lobstrosities close in.

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• Twin Humanities - YouTube

I'll have you know this is the best blurb that I can write.

The wonderful Jim Crawford joins us to talk about the weirdest advergame that ever was.

You should probably at least check this out. It's free. https://archive.org/details/msdos_ENGJONES_shareware

Special Guest: Jim Crawford.

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross conclude their discussion of Salt & Sanctuary.

This episode runs from the Dome of the Forgotten to the very end of the game.

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• Doom Patrol - Wikipedia

• Right Hand of Doom | Hellboy Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia

• Crypt Keeper Pun Time (1) - YouTube

• Open Water (2003) Official Trailer #1 - Thriller Movie - YouTube

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Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about Torment: Tides of Numenera, Nintendo Switch sales figures, and we ask you whether you prefer physical or digital games.

• Games will be more expensive on Switch.

• Nintendo has sold over 1.5 million Switches.

• For Honor has a level cheating problem.

• Rocket League gets a new game mode called Dropshot.

• Do you prefer digital or physical goods?

• Jala: Torment: Tides of Numenera.

• Ben: Stephen’s Sausage Roll. Antichamber.

• Dennis: Horizon: Zero Dawn. Disc Jam.

• Report: Nintendo Switch passes 1.5M consoles sold - Polygon

• Some Nintendo Switch games may end up costing more than their versions on other platforms going forward

• Rocket League's Next Free Mode Reinvents The Game, Watch First Trailer Here - GameSpot

• For Honor Clamping Down Hard On Cheaters As Ubisoft Bans Lots Of Players - GameSpot

Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross read your fond memories of Nintendo Power and other video game magazines.

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• Treasures of the Deep - Wikipedia

Literally the first thing that comes to mind when someone says "draw me a psionic monster."

The members of R.E.M. were anxious about creating a followup to Murmur, so instead they created a masterpiece. Reckoning is all over the map when it comes to style and production, but it provides evidence of how prolific and creative the band was from 1980 to 1984. It opens with the sublime "Harborcoat", wanders through "Don't Go Back to Rockville", and closes on a straight up protest song in "Little America". It's hard to say if this is the best possible place to start with R.E.M., but it's absolutely not the worst.

The next episode will be about Fables of the Reconstruction.

Kris and Kole spend the 200th episode talking about Mansfield geography, stain removal, and cries for help.

ALSO: Shawshank’s Mile. Foam party malfunction. Dessert centrifuge. Hyper specific geography. Corporate Holy Grail: Curry Setting. The Wal*Mart Mistake. Smart dildo. We’re here to help you, Sean Spicer.