Game Query

It's a classic GQ, solving mysteries of the industry like: which video game characters wouldn't pay their taxes and what happens if Kirby swallows a girl from Dead or Alive?

This week, we're kicking things off by looking back at Respawn Entertainment's original Titanfall, including the gameplay concepts and mechanics that carried over to the sequel. We then dissect the game's multiplayer modes and how they stack up against the beloved campaign.

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So, it's come to this. One of our own, our brother, Leo Vader, has decided to leave us. But if we can't have him, no one can. Join the original Game Query crew one last time as we talk about our first impressions of Leo, play Leo trivia, are joined by many, many guests, and then finally kill Leo off.

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For years, the friendship between Blake and Leo has burnt bright and hot. But is that relationship in trouble? Can Leo ever win back Blake's trust? Find out in the new episode of Game Query!

Niantic's groundbreaking title is built around going outside and making new friends. But now that we can't do any of that, is it better than ever? Find out why AJ thinks so, and be sure to Pokemon Go to the polls this November!

We're joined by special guest David Shimomura to decide, definitively, if Sony's latest exclusive, Ghost of Tsushima, is good or bad. The answer might surprise you.

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Sorry in advance to God, our moms, and all of you. The return of The Drinking Episode.

BONUS POD: Q&AJ Review — Ghost of Tsushima by Game Query

Three entire years and countless fart jokes later, Game Query has finally recorded 50 episodes! Join the usual cast of idiots, as well as a special, secret, yet not surprising special guest, as we give some ugly games the Naughty Dog Treatment, speculate on which game will be the first to hit 50 entries, and even personally host our own E3 press conferences.

Game Query forever.

If there's one thing to know about Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, it's that it's freaking bad ass, dude. It makes no sense, and it pissed a lot of fans off, but this movie is a blast. Join Blake, AJ, and special guest Shak Lambert as we dive into Square's second attempt at bringing the Final Fantasy series to the big screen.

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