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Gary and Kole load up Transistor and break their way through it, having a very good time in the process. Transistor is still new enough to be a little controversial. People came to it from Bastion, the previous Supergiant game, and didn't know what to make of its semi-turn-based combat and technical aesthetic. If you can reconfigure your expectations, you'll find a game that allows for an absurd degree of player expression through combat verbs. Also, it's an incredibly touching love story.
Gonna be honest, this is the most we've gushed about a game in a long time.
Huge thanks to Jon C. Bird for executive producing this episode!
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When there's no more room in hell, Harvey Keitel will fall apart and Jon Lovitz will masturbate in a tree. Little Nicky isn't just a singularly unpleasant movie, it's a completely inexplicable GameBoy Color game. Listen in to hear us talk about its platforming, its mini-games, and the physiological effects of shooting arrows from private places.
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Gary hasn't seen this one, so watch at your own risk. We'll be back with a regular episode next time!
Evan Jones Thorne joins me to talk about the resolution to the cliffhanger from the Waste Lands, as we learn how the ka-tet escapes from the clutches of the mad train Blaine the Mono. But what they find outside his careening hull isn't much better. Did you really expect it to be?
Special Guest: Evan Jones Thorne.
10-4 we got a bear in the hoopty stripe. Hopalong to the med-bay for some snackattacks
-Gary-
Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about SUPERHOT VR, the Switch adding GameCube controller functionality, and we ask you what’s holding back your favorite game.
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