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Greetings of the day, Joyous. This week, we discuss things such as: Our Mario Kart 8 character preferences, Final Fantasy Tactics, specialization in games, enemies that look like hot dogs, and frustrations with the Forest.
Greetings of the day, dear listeners. We are still searching for the elusive sponsor... maybe True Leaf is interested? Anyways, this week, the gang talks about various board games, the two Switch household, and ancient mythological beasts.
Hello, dear listeners. No single topic, but we discuss The Forest, Replayability in Games, Collectibles, the state of Remakes/Remasters, and Expensive Stuff.
Greetings of the day, Dear Listeners. This week we are missing Megan, but we discuss Madden, and the problems with Madden (and that sort of business model), Licensed games, War Selection, and starting a collective OnlyFans for our cats.
Greetings of the day, dear listeners. No real topic this week as we ramble on as usual. Topics include: Board games, how fish is made, arcade cabinets, and many other!
Oh, hello there! It's been awhile, eh? This week, we talk about what we've been doing for the past 2 or so months, and that's basically it. Feels good to be doin' the podcast thing again!
This week, the gang talks about music in games. It's kind of hard to do without actually being able to PLAY the music, but we do our best.
Hello, dear listeners. This week, most of the gang discusses and laments once more the lack of open world survival co-op games that don't have a more casual setting. That feels awful specific, but it's a pretty big deal. Also, let's talk about U Boat.
Welcome back, dear listeners. This week, we kind of discuss what we've been playing before stumbling into the topic or our favorite snacks to much on while gaming. And drinks. What do YOU like to eat while gaming, if anything?
Hello, dear listeners. This week, Megan finally gets into a Soulsborne game, we discuss what the next "big" game or gaming franchise will be, and lament the current trend of DLC and Micro transactions in games (again), and just the unfinished and rushed nature of games in general.
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