Kame Korner

In what could prove to be the final episode of Kame Korner, the team discusses rebranding strategy that will not attract any Nazis, the hilarious calamity of Google Stadia, and fields the question of just how out of touch they all are as true-blue gamers.

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This week Regan exudes a cacaphony of oppressively mainstream appreciation for big zeitgeisty properties like somebody who has only ever tasted vanilla ice cream.

Things are going great in the Kame Korner Bunger, where Greg thinks Gepetto should respect the authority of an alternate timeline version of himself appearing from a portal to conduct world-saving time cop brutality, Strudel is concerned about the future of Japanese corporate feudalism, and Strudel has never attended a community status meeting!

In a world rocked by Covid-19, the team discusses Death Stranding, labor, catastrophe, and the future. Listener beware: metaphysics ensue!

In a hidden bunker underground, archaeologists have uncovered a series of eclectic recordings lost in the year 2020. This is the first of such recordings, featuring men apparently sincerely claiming to enjoy a video game called "Death Stranding."

The gang discovers Micah secretly squatting behind a false wall in the Kame Korner Bunger, so as a form of parlay he offers his take on The Last of Us Part 2.

Regan questions whether The Big Lebowski is as good as we think and is subsequently black listed, stonewalled, and railed against for an hour and a half before claiming the human evolution video game is one of the worst things he's ever seen.

We are tired of video games and talk about them for a straight hour, to the emotional squalor of all.