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This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss rock music. We also discuss all the recent news around Destiny 2 developer Bungie.
Chris proclaims that WoW isn’t a battery drainer, it’s the Warlord of Draenor. Kelley has a soda-fresh Steamdeck. Josh discovers the fifth horseman of the apocalypse: politics. Robert wraps himself in a towel and puts himself in the oven.
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Josh gives us a time to head pat update. Kelley has “unfriendly” written on her vet notes. Robert has spent 10,000 years in the friend zone. Chris designs a pirate city building game with cat girls and heavy metal music, that everyone can love.
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Are first person dungeon crawlers getting you down? Are you tired of rubbing barely clothed monster girls on your PlayStation Vita? Do you miss the stark, monochrome glow of an Apple II running Wizardry? Dalandar, SpareHombres, and Wheels join the dungeon crawler support group, and have a good cry as their cleric turns to ash.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss the newly released Switch ports of Tokyo Xanadu eX+ and One Piece Odyssey. We also delve into a wide variety of other topics.
Kelley builds a fan mod alternate LEGO Sonic build. Josh learns not to read the wiki…any wiki. Matt digs through Infinity’s trash to find out when the money ran out. Chris is watching the anime…but it’s not good either.
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In this episode of Q&A Quest, your host fails to record his mic for ten minutes (and attempts to slot in some replacement audio). We also dig into some hard hitting questions.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak. We also deep dive into the mechanics of the Kingdom Hearts series.
Kelley starts a Reddit fight. Robert learns about purrkour gaming. Pascal makes plans to be a booth babe. Chris eats the mic like it’s meat flavored cereal. Mung beans.
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On this week’s backtrack, we bring a story arc that has crossed two decades, three console generations, and nine games together in one explosive finale. Kelley, Matt, and Josh were crazy enough to finish this massive story. Sounds like a Kiseki game to us.
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