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In this week's SNGP, David Radd can't help but rave about Dragon Age Origins a bit more before talking about how he actually played a couple missions in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn and was grinding it out in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, while Tuesday went full Rogue-lite this week with their newest obsession Undermine and the quirky but short Boyfriend Dungeon.  No Activision news this week (surprisingly), but there was further details on Xbox Game Pass on other consoles (not happening), Nintendo's solid sales over the summer, the Cyberpunk 2077 1.3 patch right as the game was discounted heavily and sales bottomed out, and finally Twitch having to deal with harassment of minority streamers and gambling referral codes.   This week's SNGP topic, David and Tuesday go into the differences between interactive experiences and video games while relating their time with Virginia and Paratopic, respectively.

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This episode of SNGP sees David Radd finally exit Enter the Gungeon (but not Exit the Gungeon) and deals with bosses in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice both cheaply and not; meanwhile, Tuesday continues playing Diablo III while contending with the Prime Evil of Guilt.  In news, the continuing story around Activision is covered including a shareholder response, and there's also ID@Xbox with a focus on indie games for Xbox Game Pass, what happened at Nintendo's Indie World Showcase and Sony purchasing Crunchyroll for over $1 billion.  In the topic, David and Tuesday both played all six origins from Dragon Age Origins, from Commoner Dwarf to Human Noble, and they give their thoughts on that.

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It's SNGP again, and David Radd can barely take more of this in Enter the Gungeon, hardly touched Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn and took some hesitant steps into Path of Exile while still loving Sekiro; Tuesday plays the literally ugly game Fury Unleashed and went back to Diablo III (for some season).  In news, it's all bad for Activision Blizzard (even the earnings report), Ubisoft is undergoing similar tumult, Sony confirmed it will supply 12 million more  PS5s by the end of the fiscal year and Grand Theft Auto V surpasses 150 million lifetime sales.  In the topic, David and Tuesday turn to the scandals enveloping Activision Blizzard and detail various game companies they are boycotting past present and (possibly) in the future.

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This week's SNGP, David Radd barely makes any progress in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn and Enter the Gungeon while taking on a drunk sumo in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice while Tuesday plays Metal Dogs (which isn't very Rogue-lite despite its description) and cringes at the dialog in Neo: The World Ends with You.   In news, the two discuss the ongoing labor situation with Activision Blizzard, along with game music at the Olympics,  the PS5 selling 10 million units  and the establishment of a new AAA studio That's No Moon.  The SNGP topic deals with SNGP itself, namely the origins of how the podcast came to be.

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In the latest ventures into video game land, David gives an update on the dubiously useful Enter the Gungeon shortcuts and raves about the opening of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice while Tuesday hears the Call of Duty for Modern Warfare 2 (and wishes they could unhear it for WWII).  In news, EA Play occurred with Dead Space being confirmed to be alive (so to speak), Ubisoft  announces Tom Clancy's XDefiant  while they shut down Tom Clancy's Elite Squad as the circle of life for service games is discussed, Nintendo says there's no plans for a new Switch after the OLED version, and players appear to be leaving World of Warcraft in droves which seems to be benefiting Final Fantasy XIV.   In the SNGP topic of the week, Doki Doki Literature Club is discussed and Monika is surely aware of that.

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In this episode, David Radd talks about banging his head on the Gungeon walls and taking a trip in the game Virginia, while Tuesday relates their experiences in Advance Wars: Days of Ruin.   In news, the Steam Deck has been announced and it's already made a big splash, while Sony's July 2021 State of Play, various delays to 2022 and the celebration of 25 years of Persona are also discussed.  In the SNGP topic of the week, David and Tuesday discuss the studio acquisitions of Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft, distinguish between studios that have always been internal and those later acquired, and talk about the different strategies that the big three maintain.

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This week on SNGP, David Radd talks about his adventure in Shinobi Legions with its wonderfully goofy tokusatsu ninja FMVs, while Tuesday played the deceptive horror game Doki Doki Literature Club Plus.  In news, they discuss the new Switch OLED, what's coming to EA Play (and what isn't), along with the future of Grand Theft Auto and Assassin's Creed.  Sonic Forces is this week's topic, where David tried to make the goofiest Sonic original character possible, Tuesday can't help but think of the main bad guy as "Edgelord" and both are surprised at how sub-par the 2D Sonic parts are.

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In the second episode of SNGP, David Radd goes in depth on his experience with Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag while Tuesday talks about their latest Rogue-lite adventures.  In news, Cyberpunk 2077 returns to the PlayStation Store, and Tuesday and David detail the brief yet eventful life the game has had so far.   In the topic of the week, the history of Sonic the Hedgehog games is detailed for Sonic's 30th anniversary, discussing the twists and turns the Sega's mascot has experienced since being introduced on the Genesis.

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In this first episode of SNGP,  David Radd talks about the importance of Shinobi for PS2 and Middle Earth: Shadow of War as a reflection of his tastes, while Tuesday talks about their love of Binding of Issac and Onimusha.  They then go into the news, most of which is related to E3 2021 (like Microsoft securing the exclusivity of Bethesda's properties and the sales of Metroid games) and end by talking about what they liked and didn't like in the recent E3, where Nintendo had a very strong showing and Square Enix's press conference is talked about a lot, for better or worse.

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