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we decide everything about the world of video games, so
you never have to think for yourself. I'm your host
Jeff Grubb and with me.
Speaker 2: Is Mike Manati.
Speaker 1: In today's episode, Capcom moves up the release of Pragmata,
Xbox confirms its next gen console is a PC.
Speaker 2: And I got the hat? The hat returns. Are there
so many things in the hat that we're gonna decide?
Gonna be amazing? Man? Added any new ones? There's still
so many we have to work through here.
Speaker 1: We already have all the best ones in there. We
don't need any any new ones. So many bad ones already.
There's gotta be good ones now, math works.
Speaker 2: Mike, how are you doing? I think okay, I think
I got I think I've got a air. I think
I got a little beef with you right now, and
I'm gonna just let them out here right now. Yeah. Yeah. Shoot.
So we've been doing these uh you know, these streams
like oh the game is new, I'm gonna stream it
for a bit, right yeah, And for a while was like,
oh we are we gonna call it, and we had
no good, no good ideas, and then there day it
hit me. I was like, okay, we can call it
a launch. Look because it's the game's launching. It kind
of sounds like quick look, and so there's like a
literation I launch like. So I was like, I put
on this score like guys launch like I think that.
It was like, I don't think we need to call
them anything. We gotta call them something. Why what what
do you want? What are you gonna just call it?
We're gonna call it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna call the video game. That is the real
star of the show, the reason we'retch the video Yea,
you just were saying that we're playing the game. I
don't know, it doesn't matter. You say to something about
the game. You name the video based on the game.
Speaker 2: I like to launch.
Speaker 1: Look, launch looks fine, Mike. I'm not like standing in
the way. I just think we don't need to name
it anything. But now I'm fully on your side night
that you've shown me the errors of my ways. Like
I really appreciate you just sitting me down and having
a stern talking to me too with me you're right,
and I'm on your side now launch.
Speaker 2: Look, everybody, look out, Giant Bob. That seems divide it
about this too. I don't know, No, it's just fine.
Speaker 3: Mike is right. Sorry, I gotta sorry, Mike, don't.
Speaker 2: Put this something we don't need to. Look, we listen
to him, that's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, I like
his reasoning. Fun names are fun, that's true. And you
just name every video best game ever, and I'll make
the face that's every video, how about that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: But then every video is just called launch. Look if
it's one of those videos called the name of the
game launch, look, okay, sure, that's fine. I'm not it's hey,
don't really care, that's fine.
Speaker 2: We can do that. It works completely fine.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's necessary, but I don't dislike it,
that's all.
Speaker 2: Right, you know, yeah, you know, it just helps us
put it in a bucket on site. This should be
a branding for these kind of videos, That is all
I'm saying. I thought the name of the YouTube video
and on the site, you right, on the site, Like
using that name on the site makes a lot of sense.
I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, Maybe it doesn't need to be the name
on the YouTube video. Maybe it can be it doesn't matter,
but on the site it does help us. So all right,
I like it. Let's start doing it. I will go.
Speaker 2: I'm curious I understand your position of just like, well,
we don't need a name. I don't understand the position
that it's a bad name. I think it's clearly a
good name some of you chatters. And also obviously it's
not lunch. Look are you stupid? Watch look? Because the
game's latching and it's a look at the game. What
if you only played at lunchtime though? Now because they
usually happen rend suppertime. Actually yeah, usually the last things
you do in the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, I I'm on your side. Chat we're fighting.
How dare you insult Mike's name? I like that launch
lunch lunch look, as though we can't say launch day
look us.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's not on launch day. Sometimes it's like the
next day. That's why I like launch Look, it's implied. Also,
you you completely broke up the alliteration there, Jason. I
thought you're on my side.
Speaker 1: The h The previous idea I think was quick start, right.
Speaker 2: And quick start, which was that some of these things
are already the names of sites. I like I want,
I want what I want to call them day one
and then xbox Era changed their name to that. Right. Yeah,
well look I think we could do it.
Speaker 1: I'm all for it. Let's let's make it happen. Mike,
that'd be great. Let's uh, let's get into the show.
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of stuff to get into.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do it right after this break. There's more
wire in my cup than I thought I spilled on me.
That's just a good start to a podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, we are back, Mike Manati. Let's talk about
the news. Let's see here. Xbox confirms its next console
will run PC games and is codenamed Project Helix. Did
you see this happening? I think we were in Mary
Mitomadaci when this popped off.
Speaker 2: Yep, might have notice this.
Speaker 1: Microsoft confirmed its next gen console, Project Helix, will play
both Xbox and PC games. The company teased the logo
in a video. New Gaming CEO Asha Sharma stated she
will discuss the console at GDC next week, confirming Project
Helix's focus on performance and multi store access. This follows
earlier rumors and hints from former Xbox president Sarah Bond,
who described the console as a premium, very high end,
curated experience, like twenty twenty seven launch was initially aimed
for component prices, component price increases, excuse me, may push
the release to twenty twenty eight or twenty twenty nine,
in line with a lot of the rumors we've heerred
so far. Mike, this is not too shocking, but they're
they're gonna start talking about this thing. Does this feel
to you like Asha Sharma coming in and try to
put her put her stamp on things early on and
start the conversation about what's next for Xbox so.
Speaker 2: They can kind of move on quickly from what just
happened with that Xbox Maybe, I mean, maybe that had
to happen anyways, right, regardless of shoes. I mean, you
know again, Sarah Bahm was already doing this. They were
already kind of hyping this thing up. As soon as
they were retreating from exclusive to a lot of other things.
They were talking about this thing because yeah, I think
it's happening.
Speaker 1: But the fact that Asha Sharma is going to be
a GDC next week talking about it, Yeah, that's a
surprising to me.
Speaker 2: Especially if it isn't a twenty twenty seven machine. We're
going to talk about how in depth were we talking
about this thing that might not come out till twenty
twenty nine, and that seems late. And I bet they
they're in a difficult position because I think it would
the sooner the better, especially the sooner before the PlayStation
six the better. I think they're going to do a
lot to differentiate themselves from that. But yeah, the component prices,
that makes things very difficult. But I don't think that's
I mean, is that stuff solved by twenty twenty nine.
Maybe that looks different. It's hard to say. It's hard
to say. My question is when you say, oh, it
plays both Xbox and PC games, I mean, what do
you mean by that? Because technically anything that plays PC
games plays Xbox games. Is there still going to be
some kind of like is there going to be an
Xbox Series X like chip in this thinct so it
still plays those discs? Or yeah, right exactly.
Speaker 1: I think the implication here is that, like, they probably
won't have a disk drive, but you could buy a
separate disk drive, plug it in through USB, and any
disc or any game that you own for your Xbox previously.
Speaker 2: For the most part, I bet.
Speaker 1: There will be some weird exceptions, but for the most part,
every game you own will just run on this thing.
So it's a PC that has backward compatibility for Xbox
consoles and that that is new. That would be different
because you know the PC. I cannot put my Xbox
disc into to a PC right now and play it.
Speaker 2: It won't work.
Speaker 1: There are some crossby for digital games, but that's not
what they're talking about. They're talking about the actual Xbox
game itself will run on these Xbox PCs. It is
possible that it could be like, oh, there's just a
chip in there. I don't think that's what they're doing.
The reporting seem to suggest that they had plans to
build up the support in Windows so that this will
function exactly.
Speaker 2: What does that look like? Does that mean in the
future all Windows PCs will be able to support this?
I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe probably not right away, but at the very least, say, okay,
they are setting this up so it is a PC
first will play Xbox games, and then it will have
all these other stores on it. What does that look
like for Microsoft going for because what it really sounds
like is there was a time when Xbox would sell
you know, thirty to fifty million Xbox consoles, and now
it sounds like they're going to go into a world
where they're going to try to sell ten to fifteen
million PCs to compete with Valve instead of competing with PlayStation.
Speaker 2: It's it's a weird maneuver.
Speaker 1: That sort of like puts them into a smaller realm
in some ways, especially because they you know, with this model,
there's very little reason for these third party partners to
put their game natively on the Xbox Store app. You
would just put it, you would make it available through
the other stores and make it like make it easy
for people to find it on this machine. But then
you buy it directly from those developers, so they can
get one hundred percent of the revenue instead of thirty
percent of the revenue, and the Microsoft loses out on
a lot of that money. It's it's strange, it's hard
to understand, but it's obviously Microsoft has been moving away
from that for a while now. They made their Microsoft
Store on Windows so that you can bring any payment
processor you want, so you don't have to conclude a
Microsoft in on the cut anymore on Windows.
Speaker 2: So this is the direction they've been heading.
Speaker 1: How that actually plays out, don't no and I think
it really just screams for them. The games are the platform.
That's Call of Duty, Minecraft and a handful of other things,
World of Warcraft, and the platform itself. The hardware platform
is not just an afterthought. It is not a concern
at all anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, what do you do about the controller? Right?
Xboxes basically had the same control forever and you know,
valve in this space of the you know't have to
do things like include touch pads and lots of gyro
controls and things like that. So do they just slap
touch pads onto an Xbox controller? I don't know where
they would go. Do they just not worry about that
and say, like some of your PC games may just
aren't really probably gonna work that well, there's there's a
lot of weird questions here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, that was some of the other reporting.
This is not confirmed by Xbox yet, but I think
it was Jazz. I think it was Jess who said
this could have been Tom Warren that the idea is
like this new version of Windows on this new Xbox
will be very similar to Steam Os, but four Windows,
so that when you turn on the system it launches
into game mode. Wholly separate, but with Windows underneath. But
it's separate, and then if you want to like get
the keyboard and mouse out and navigate a desktop setting,
you can launch the desktop setting that would take you
into Windows and give you access to all this other
stuff that you can then make available in game mode.
Speaker 2: They did not pull that off for the rog Xbox.
Speaker 1: Ally, but it seemed like that's what they were going for,
and if it still feels very far away from that,
they seem to think it's very important that they get
that up and running for the next for the Project
Helix whenever that does come out. I'm not expecting a
ton of details in this GDC talk, but maybe a
couple of things.
Speaker 2: They'll they'll talk about exactly what.
Speaker 1: Their vision is for this and why they're making these choices,
And I would be curious to get those answers, and
I will be curious to see how Asha Sharma like
forms those answers, as if it's like if she's like
has an understanding of the strategy and has fully bought
into it, or if it's just sort of she's repeating
talking points that she was taught.
Speaker 2: We'll see, right, right, And I mean, you know, I
had meat. There is kind of a well, still, how
much does she understand this industry? Because he's, you know,
admit like, oh, I'm getting I'm kind of catching up,
but I'm learning. It's like, like, Okay, how much do
you know about console launches and what people don't expect
from it? How much do you know about Valve and
the things that it has done and is planning to do?
I bet a good amount now, but still it's a
lot to take in at one time. It's both the
strategy that I think they kind of have to do
and also strategy that I'm not sure is going to work.
So here we I agree. Yep, all right.
Speaker 1: Sony reportedly scaling back PC ports for PlayStation exclusives. This
is mean wild boy at Games Industry dot Biz, yep,
complete opposite direction. Sony has reportedly decided to pull back
releasing PlayStation five. Yeah, releasing PlayStation five exclusives on PC. Basically,
Chase a Tryer over at Bloomberg get this report. After
talking about this briefly on a podcast, he came through
and he say, Hey, the sources are telling me a
lot of these PlayStation games aren't making a lot of money.
They are also worried about like reducing the importantly the
focus on the console, and they want to sort of
reset things here a little bit. So going forward, the
big first party exclusive narrative single player games will likely
not make their way to PC the way that they
once did.
Speaker 2: So while.
Speaker 1: We got what are some of the recent like while
Spider Man has come to PC, Wolverine will never come
to PC at least under this current strategy. They're like
Marathon is launching day and date on PC. That's a
multiplayer game. The other single player games that have come out,
like Sorrows when that comes out here pretty soon, that
will apparently also not come to PC. Now for me, Mike,
when I when I see this, it's like, Okay, I
could see that there's definitely been sort of a shifting
strategy at PlayStation. They're probably like, let's go go like
retreat a.
Speaker 2: Little bit, go to ground.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of slack because Grand Theft Auto
six is coming out, the PlayStation is going to sell
very well. Because of that, we want to like ensure
that we get as much of the revenue from these
micro transactions and DLC and selling games on PlayStation as possible,
and we can do that if we have a lot
of people buying PlayStation still, and when we put these
games on PC, some of them did sell well, some
of them didn't, and some of them barely sold anything
at all. And it's I could see a world where
if your PlayStation and you are putting out Sack Boys
Big Adventure and that game is not selling a ton
on PlayStation either, right least at the very least it sells.
It feels special because it's only available on PlayStation. It's
just one more thing person can add to a list
for why the PlayStation is worth having. It's like that's
doing some of the work. And then once you put
it on PC, it's like what is what is this
game again? Like what makes it special? Why do I
care about it?
Speaker 2: And I think they are worried about that. Yeah, but
like everything I mean is Spider Lane is God of War,
like Ghost of Sushi Bus that really like not worth
the effort Because a certain point, I'm like, well that's weird.
Why aren't more people playing these games that are you know,
very well reviewed, very well, liked a lot. Everybody has
a PlayStation, I mean, is there just so much of
a lack of interest in the placers brand of people
who don't have one. I don't know, it's a little
bit weird. I think maybe this is some good news
for Microsoft because now they will be able to differentiate
themselves a good amount because they're they are the very
PC friendly thing. But you know, in that same realm,
when when we got this new Xbox CEO, what was
the first thing the Xbox fans were yelling at her?
Study exclusives back right? So, like, these people as foreign
as a world. I think it seems to me and
you and a lot of the people listening to this,
there are all these there are these people who care
about their platforms, and they think that the exclusives are
a huge deal and are very important to keeping that
platform's identity whatever that means to them. So yeah, I
guess I'm curious what like the PlayStation fans think of this.
This is good news to them. It seems strange to
me though, yeah, it is. It's definitely strange. I think.
Speaker 1: I also am like, this is the kind of decision
that doesn't have to actually be forever. It can be
very temporary, and very temporary means the next three to
five years. I get the sense that they're probably trying
to reset the clock a little bit because it's like, Okay,
let's just let Grand Theft Auto six do the work,
and again we'll reassess at that point, but really, let's
make people feel like when the PS six comes out,
that is legitimately the only place they're going to be
able to go to play this game, in that game,
in that game, in that game, because we need every
advantage we can get when it comes to time to
sell that PlayStation six. Again, the PS five selling just
about as well as the PS four, and it's making
more money because it's more expensive and it's it's still
is probably going to then surpass the PS four when
Grand Theft Auto six comes and Supercharged supercharges its sales
because it's the default platform for that for that game,
it's not on PC. So they're gonna have to get
to a point where they're trying to sell us a
PS six and the p they're gonna turn to their
investors and be like, look, the PS six is eight
hundred dollars to one thousand dollars, and here's how we're
gonna make it sell just as well as the PS five.
And it's like, oh, what do we got and at
a certain point, all they really are gonna have is exclusives,
because I mean, unless there's some major breakthrough in gaming
that I'm just not foreseeing, they're not gonna have THEVR three. Yes,
they're not gonna have the buzzwords. It's gonna be stuff
that it feels so.
Speaker 2: In AI on the buck somewhere that might even be.
Speaker 1: Pass like that might even be a pass a sort
of marketing buzzword.
Speaker 2: It already feels like it is a lot of people yea, AKA,
you try hard enough with a K that's the problem exactly.
Speaker 1: It's like people aren't buying new TVs for that stuff
that they just will not be able to have a
simple message to get people to be like, this is
why you need to spend that extra money to get
a PS six.
Speaker 2: So exclusives help with that a lot.
Speaker 1: And it's the kind of thing where it's like, Okay,
once they get past that hump and the PS six
sort of establish itself, establishes itself, and that audience that
shows up for PlayStations shows up for that one, they're like, yeah,
we'll buy this one again because it's the only place
I could play these games that I deeply care about.
Then I bet they reassess and like, Okay, now that
we reset the clock a few years back, it's run
out again. We want to make more money from all
these games we've previously made. Let's turn the PC faucet
back on. That's how I foresee this going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope so, so, you know, and I guess
maybe this is a sign that they're right to do,
because there's a part of me that maybe I didn't
need a PlayStation six. I couldn't just wait for games
to come out if it wasn't the fact that I
have to cover them honestly, right, Yeah, But now it's like, oh,
I mean, I guess I better keep on PlayStation even
though I think about how often I actually use my
PlayStation five, and the fact that, like you know, gost
Yote came out and basically, these are the games you
get one of a year that you supposedly own a
PlayStation five for and everyone said it was good, and
I still kind of did and care. So I don't
know why. I feel like I'm just in a really
weird place with these things right now. Ye, I don't know,
it just seems it seems weir because like we were
heading in one direction and it just got completely u
turned here. I'm guessing that Lego Horizon is going to
be the first and last. Uh maybe not, I forget
it was the first, but the last PlayStation switch game,
huh I think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I mean obviously there's games that were
formally PlayStation like that Canna Kana.
Speaker 2: Bridge of Spirits. Right, well, PlayStation is not publishing that
Nintendo because that's a third party. There's the weird thing
with m Ob the show and whatever the m Obs involved.
Weird exceptions that in many ways prove the rule.
Speaker 3: About Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it will be publish on those other platforms
coming to come on.
Speaker 3: They put that list of for PC people.
Speaker 2: Think it'll be. That's also like, you know, I know
I'm not the biggest Eternal fan, but Sorrows, if I
have to play that game, I would have preferred have
done it with the mouse board.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's a real shame. Yeah, like, okay, go study, Okay,
I get it. Sure that's not going to come to PC.
It feels a little bit strange at this point, but okay, Sorrows,
really that's just a game that would do great on PC.
You released it there a year later. Honestly, date at
this point, it feels like that that makes more sense,
but they're just not doing it.
Speaker 2: Especially, you know, it's especially weird today when Marathon has
had its launch. It seems like it's off to a
decent start, and like Marathon is, Marathon on PC could
potentially make more money than any game PlayStation releases on
the PlayStation five this year, right, And I get it's
it's it's life servid and it's live service and it's
kind of a rare thing there, but yeah, I don't know,
it's all very weird. It's shifting tides right now for
PlayStation and Xbox. Uh, and it's kind of hard to
wrap my head around it or be able to predict
where it's going to go. It's going to be interesting
to see more of that Xbox and get some questions answered, like, okay,
place PC games? Do you mean Steam games? Because that's
what all my PC games are? Right? Yeah? What this place?
What places does look like? How can it possibly be
exciting when it's going to cost close to one thousand
dollars in all likelihood?
Speaker 1: That could also be part of it. When you point
that out PlayStation was probably was working on. According to
the reporting that I you know, I heard as well
that they were making a PlayStation store for the PC,
and it's like, what would stop someone from just starting
to buy their PlayStation games on Xbox? And that looks
a little bit weird, and Sony's probably like, I don't
want to do that.
Speaker 2: That feels bad. Let's just not let's stop doing that.
Speaker 1: Those games are on Steam and stuff obviously, so it's
like it's they're gonna be playable, but the PlayStation store
on Xbox is something I think they were like, ah, weird,
We've got all these other reasons not to do this.
Speaker 2: Let's just not do this now. I know you said like, oh,
you know, we can kind of wait a couple of
years and then reassess. You think they're gonna hold on
to Nixy's for that couple of years. Yeah, that's a
very good question.
Speaker 1: I bet so, because they probably will have enough projects
to sort of justify that where, you know, I don't
think they're going to start doing a bunch of older
games and have Nixys do those, but any sort of
a big live service game, maybe Nixy's can support on
making sure those are ready to go. On PC after
getting lead development on the PlayStation. So hopefully that's their niche,
you know they are. They're doing the desk stranding two
PC port right now. Hopefully they have work lined up
after that, because we see how PlayStation's feeling when they
when a studio can't get green lighted by something at
PlayStation up you know, speaking of which you mentioned it
Marathon doing decent eighty thousand concurrence right.
Speaker 2: And not a free game. So that's you know, eight
thousand people playing right now who have spent forty dollars
to buy this game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I'll say that that doesn't seem like
it's going to be enough to justify the enormous cost
of running Bungee between that and what Destiny is doing,
so Bungee seems like it could be in.
Speaker 2: Trouble despite this.
Speaker 1: And this is not about like oh, Sony's astronomical projections.
It's just that's like a studio like Bungie in Seattle
with a lot of high, high paid developers, that's that's
gonna be tough to justify for a game that was
almost certainly pitched to PlayStation. Uh like, as they were
continuing to get funny funding from PlayStation to make that game,
as this is something that can really just do monster numbers,
it's going to be huge, huge, huge, ten eleven, twelve
million copies sold.
Speaker 2: I guess the question is, you know that's Steam, like
what is on the PlayStation side, right, Yeah, what's happen
from there? Like what I mean, guess what does the
number have to be? Right? And I guess maybe it's
a hard question to answer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it, you know, sound it sounds like
the game would have to sell at least like eight
million copies pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: And it's yeah, that's why. Yeah, that can't be your
barometer phy siccess, that's all I mean. But it's that
based on their hopes and dreams.
Speaker 1: It's based on like like the game that Bungie said
they were going to make, and it's yeah, that's that's
rough stuff, you know, not that like that's it's all
Bunchie's fault, like Sony's a part of those decisions. PlayStations
should have should have wised up to this a long
time ago, but here we are. It takes a long
time to make those games. Even if that maybe if that,
maybe that pitch made sense at one point after arc
Raiders and years of people trying a different extraction shooters,
Call of Duty having its extraction mode for a while.
It's oh, obviously that's just a gonna be a tough
enough nut to crack than Bunchie thought.
Speaker 2: And you know, I don't know if there's anything to
glean from this, but if you're curious, Arc Raiders does
have one hundred and eighty thousand concurrent players right now, right,
So okay, so there it is. Yep, we'll see.
Speaker 1: I mean, the game could a game seems to be
finding an audience. If the audience can grow from these
sort of large niche that it's found so far, this
thing could work out. If the word of mouth builds
up and they kind of go into the raid later
this month and people can't stop talking about it.
Speaker 2: This is a they can work with. This start.
Speaker 1: This is not a disastrous start, but it's probably still
not enough either. All right, Capcom News. Capcom did a showcase.
We were busy. We were doing something way more important, yes,
turning turning Mike Minatti into a small child, And so
we missed this.
Speaker 2: Capcom you know what, jef I was. I came at
you at the start of the show. No, I was
a lot, but you know, like you you really had
my back with that, right, I'm.
Speaker 1: I'm, I continued, I like went to the Tomodaci subreddit
even I'm like looking in the history of people talking
about it.
Speaker 2: Apparently this is a pretty controversial thing.
Speaker 1: This uh uh, the age omatic and the kidto maatic, Like,
there's a lot of discussion, especially apparently there's a lot
of discussion from the Tumblr days of Tomodacci life. A
lot of strong opinions about this item.
Speaker 2: But it's hard to say.
Speaker 1: It's definitely like some people are like, this stuff wears
off after a very long time, and then some people
like that it's permanent. There's nothing you can do about
it until you get the other item, then you can
use it. And exactly how getting those items works, I'm
still not not one undred percent sure.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to wait and see.
Speaker 1: But anyhow, we missed the Capcom showcase because we were
we were doing that and work. You know, it's the
Capcom showcases. And I think it's Sean that mentioned that
these things are always just commercials. Usually don't get a
lot of new announcements. There was one tidbit though, Capcom
is moving up Pragmato's release date by a week. It
was previously coming on April twenty fourth, Now it's coming
April seventeenth, So yeah, that's one week earlier. And basically
what was that five weeks away? That's fantastic because I
want to play that game super bad.
Speaker 2: When people do move a game up a week, what
does that? Does that usually indicate? What is that? You
know what? I mean? You never asked.
Speaker 1: I have no idea I should I should ask around
and be like what happens there? I think we can
just assume that they're like, they're like looking at the calendar,
They're looking at the game is like it's gonna be done,
Like why are like it wouldn't be nice if we
could move it up a week and get an extra
week of sales during the quarter or something like that.
Speaker 2: I I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're looking at other releases and I guess it,
like I guess it shows confidence or displays confidence, yeah
or another right right? Yeah, I mean a positive word
of mouth about that that demo on all the platforms.
You and I both tried it on switch to and
I think we reported happy things. So yeah, on there, Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2: Man, that's five weeks.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, hopefully we get lucky and we're
going to get review code here pretty soon. We could
be playing that here not too long from now, and
I would really be thrilled about that.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then Resident Evil Requiem the game of the moment,
well game of the moment until Pokopia happened, and then
it was It's sold five million copies kind of instantaneously,
making it the fastest selling Capcom game so far, at
least the fastest selling Resident Evil I should say, fastest
selling Resident Evil game. It is likely going to surpass
think it's Resident Evil to remake is that their fastest.
Speaker 2: One fastest I mean best selling was Bbe two Micro
four remake. I mean so Village took five months to
sell this night copies, right exactly. So this game is
just at a at a new pace. It will probably
it less. The thing strange happens, it will be the
best selling Resident Evil game. It all just kind of
came together for them, right.
Speaker 1: They have been putting in the work to make Resident
Evil feel like the most active franchise. Just say, oh,
if you want to play some games in this series
and you want to feel like your time is well
worth it because there's more to consume, and you can
be assured that the time, time and money you spend
playing and buying these games is going to be rewarded
because we're going to keep releasing good ones in the future.
They've accomplished all of that Flying Colors because people are
excited about this series. This game showed up good reviews,
very good reviews, and it's it's getting rewarded, and it's
oh yeah, that everything they've done has been the right
decision to lead them to this moment, and Recuit very
much feels like the right game at the right time
to just capitalize on all of that. And I just
I can't stop buzzing from how much I like that game.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, it's like the four quadrant Resident Evil game, right,
It's really kind of has all of it. It's got
the beloved returning character with Leon Kenny, it's got the
scary stuff, it's got the action and stuff. It's also
just you know, very slick and pretty. It's got a
ton a ton a ton of stuff going for it.
So I'm not surprised that this is like the biggest
breakout hit for a series that it just has had
a ton of momentum since the release of seven, which
has been some time now, like the only stumbling block
of size from a couple of the like more multiplayer
things that nobody even remembers are holding against Someone's like
three getting some flack even then not much. It's mostly
been all roses from Resident Evil. And you know, some
people are saying, like we might get that Code Ronica remake.
Even I'm ready for it, like, yeah, give me that
next year, give me zero, give me ten, give me
five remake, give me and I just want more and
more more. No, No, I love my Resident Evil right now. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And it's uh, you know, like the part about
the return of a beloved Resident Evil character, even that
feels really well pulled off because it's like he returned
and does not steal the spotlight from the new character, right,
he kind of puts her over.
Speaker 2: It's great. Yeah, right, he's coming out this game.
Speaker 1: Everyone's like, I think I like Grace Moore and it's
like that's not like Leon's not good.
Speaker 2: Leon's great.
Speaker 1: It's like Grace is fantastic, and it's like, oh, what
it's happening there is Leon's like section is fun and familiar,
and then it makes you it's making the Grace parts
even better, and it's like, that is exactly what you
want from a situation like this where you're trying to
introduce new characters and make people care about that.
Speaker 2: They just nailed it across the board. So they struggle.
They struggled to get like a new hero character, Gettar.
They also had Lady Demas Straw I do pretty well,
but you know, right right, But yeah, I like Grace,
new hero character who can return in future games and
things like that, so you can make a ton of
figurines and toys and put her and crossover things and whatnot. Yeah,
So they'll they'll be they'll be milking that for a
long time to come.
Speaker 1: Yep, all right, that's the new stories I wanted to
talk about. We're going to take a break. We'll come back.
We'll talk about the new stories and whatever else y'all
want to talk about in the super chats right after this.
All right, we're back with more decides. Jeff Grubb, Mike Manatti, Mike,
Let's do those super chats real quick.
Speaker 2: Also, during the cap On thing, they'd show the six
winners of the Mega Man Dual destinies due override a season.
That's what's called dual destinies of Phoenix, anything due override
robot master design. Now, the way this works is they
picked six winners and there was like voting, and now
the developers will get to pick one from this, right,
So they're like, and I get that, right, But Jeff,
which which of these do you like? And I've shared
the picture on our chat here because there's cleanser man, uh,
sweeper woman, recycleman, cactus man, juggleman, and valve man.
Speaker 1: I am going to look it up so I don't
ruin over the overlay or oh right, right, right right right,
robot Mario six it man.
Speaker 2: Okayol chat let me know if you've looked in a
if you have a favorite as well, I will share
you with you the link. I think. Okay, let's see here.
Speaker 1: Let me take a close look, all right, I like,
I like that one kind of looks like that Ramen
girl from arms A.
Speaker 2: Remember, like some people like, why do they all have
a big stretching arm, Because they said in the contest,
thing you need to make a character has kind of
a long suction arm. So that's why they all have
that in common.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh, I like Valve Man a lot.
Speaker 2: Let's see here, Cactus Man is really good as well.
Looks like a firefighter kind of design. Everybody his big
stretching arms like a fire hose. Okay, I think I
am between.
Speaker 1: Recyclement and Valve Man, although I like Cactus I like
I like all these These are all really well done.
Speaker 2: The people who did this stuff very talented. Yeah. I
like Valveman the most. I bet they pick Recycle col
Man because he kind of looks the most like a
normal mega man boss, and I think I think it's
one who hears the most to what their design kind
of was, maybe what they were expecting. So, you know,
if they picked valve Man, they're gonna have to make
a whole firefighter theme level. Maybe they'll be down for that.
If they do Recyclement, they could, I don't know, they
can maybe have a bit more freedom there. Yeah, I
think I think you're probably right. Boy.
Speaker 1: Am I hopeful that they just do the valve Manda
so they have to do a firefighter theme level?
Speaker 2: That would be great, That would be sweet. Yeah, I
mean give me that. It's just like water level two
hundred and five, right, yeah, yeah, like a whole like
Burning City theme level be cool as hell would be. Yes,
that would be awesome. You can use the the firefighter
abilities to put out weird little fires in other stages
so you can find secrets or something cool. This guy
in his concept are even drew what like a met
would look like in the level, and he's a fire hydrant.
It's so good, come on, let's go. Yeah, this is
this is excellent work. Yeah, so that I bet we
want to hear too much else about this game for
a while. Now they have to make it now. Yeah,
but I am I am certainly happy to say that. Man,
my submission did not make it. I'm afraid it was
number seven though we all know that. I know, yeah,
exactly exactly, all right, super chats Then first up here
from Big First Story seven, does Marvel have any opinion
or say about the Instomniac games being exclusive? Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have some say in that they can say
things to PlayStation, and PlayStation could be like okay, like
what does that involve? Like how does that break down?
Like we can have the conversation. I think that Sony's like,
we are paying good money to you, so we will
have the final call. Here the final say, and Marvel
can sort of have come back and be like, Okay,
well maybe we'll give you a discount, or we'll give
you more of a better cut if you put it
on these other platforms or something like that. It will
be a bargaining ship likely and not one that will
be pride from PlayStation's hands.
Speaker 2: Loosely, they would probably hold on to that. I bet
Marvel doesn't care that much.
Speaker 1: I bet for the most part they have not seen
to be too precious about it to this point. I
just I could imagine, you know, new leadership at all
kinds of places happens all the time. Things change. The
MLB thing eventually just broke, and MLB's like, well you
got to do this. I don't think Marvel and Disney
are going to do that exactly, but I bet it'll
come up in conversation frequently.
Speaker 2: Lex Letty says out here discourse and over review embargo's
like twenty sixteen, yeah, oh right, have you seen this?
What's no, I missed the discourse. What happened now? Right?
Speaker 1: So this is not the Crimson Desert one, this is
the Marathon one. So in the review embargo they're like, hey,
maybe it would be a good idea to hold onto
your review until later this month when we have a
chance to launch all of the content and the raid
in everything. I don't know if that's the exact sort
of like metric that they're using, but basically just like
we think it'd be a good idea if you did that,
and people are like, how dare you? It's like, it's
just a recommendation. No one has to like really, what
they're saying is review it however you want. This is
what we think. This is what we would do if
if we were you, And of course they have their
best case or their you know, their best interest in mind.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think that a lot of people are just going
to review this game right now as is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well yeah, people want to review them as quickly
as possible. Revealing Live service games always weird anyways, Like
for MMOs, you should review an expansion at the end
of it, but of course no one's going to do that,
right Like, of course it's going to get reviewed in
that first week with you know, that launch content. So
that's what the review is, which again is such a
small fraction of what that experience actually is. It's always
change with these kind of things yep C Scott Sascotchwant
says Jeff. Why doesn't Mike read the manuals for a game?
Does he think he's better than them or is he
too cool to read? Example l one button does I
could just I usually I get sut it imself. You
know what I should have for Virtuoso, I should have
done for the Black Club games. That's that's one. That's
a rule we're gonna have to remember, right Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, look, I just when I wasn't being forced
to play the game, I didn't want to in my
free time look up the manual, and now I should
have said stop during like actual black all the time,
I'm gonna go look at the manual now.
Speaker 2: I think I'm when I actually have a physical game,
I will do it. I think when it's like, oh
I have to go to the internet and car for something,
I kind of forget, right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The back of the box is where I first saw
as everything was kind of breaking down. I was looking for,
like an a definitive answer. It's like eight levels or more.
It's set on the back of the box.
Speaker 2: It's like, uh oh, eight levels or more? All right?
Next up is assigning again. Says, hope Dan gets a
power Reagent SNS game. Many options. Yeah, I'm not gonna
give away any more hands because he might be getting
an SNS game, might be getting a GBA game probably tonight.
I'm gonna be trying but for them so I can
make my decision here. So stay tuned, everybody. I'm excited.
And then Simon says, Mike, do you remember a TG
sub Rose episode? Just wow? This is the episode where
the doctor doctor Bedley Crusher falls in love with the
ghost of his her grandma's lover from the planet New Ireland.
I believe, and I'm in love with your dead grandma's lover. Yeah.
I think it's actually the only episode of TG I've
never finished. I think I like I bet now I
would actually find it so bad I would do, but
it was. It was always a real rough and stupid
you can imagine. Let's see. Next one is from Missouri.
MaTx says, not a buffet song, carry On Leeward Son
by Kansas. I like that song. I like that song
a lot, and I like doing that one a lot.
In one of the rock bands I forget, which was
in Babe, it was Guitar Hero. It was insane. It
might be the first guitar hero I think. I don't
think it's the first. I don't think it's the first.
I remember the first one's track lists pretty well more.
Speaker 1: Than the Feeling is the one that my family played
all over and over again.
Speaker 2: In the first guitar trow, Yeah, c first guitar more
than a feeling, Take me Out, Godzilla was there. There
was an Auzi song No I can't remember, yeah, guess stuff.
Next up is from Jason Finelli, who says, my wife,
my wife and her friend are in Disney and did
all four parks in one day thirty eight steps. Have
either of you ever done that? I don't think I've
ever been in all four of the Disneyworld parks in
one day. Yep, no way, hush. I mean, you're just
you're just losing so much time traveling between the parks
that could be spent in parks. At this point, I'm
not going to say that they were doing as a gimmick,
but you do it as a little bit of a gimmick.
You do it to say that you did it. I
guess I'm curious what they were up to, like if
they did that organically or I assume they're like, won't
be fun to try to do all four parks?
Speaker 1: Have her if she can spare the time right in
with her experience. It's to the nineties Disney podcast. So
so all the Minatti boys can discuss it.
Speaker 2: I would I would be curious to hear their assessment
of her, of her like recounting that so right, right,
so right. So it's their only day there, and I
get that. But I if somebody came to me and said,
I have one day, should I do all four parks
and I just pick a park? I would say I
would either pick a park or maybe due to two.
But four parks and one day. That's impressive. That's impressive.
It's a lot, all right. Next up here is from
Zombie Porn, after what Grub did to Mike during bike club,
Mike should choose grubs neck bike game. Make it one
that requires Cheff to remember.
Speaker 1: I was like, the ripcord game would be bad for
you too, It would absolutely be bad for me. Okay, Uh, Mike,
I I want to like, I'm not sure like how
interested you are in in like punishment, because it's like like, oh,
you know, I'm not you know, I haven't exactly. You
get over it so fast and say, I don't even
bring it up to you now. I I think it
would be good for the show if there was some punishment,
But the only things I can think of are like, oh,
Dan gets an extra Blake Club game and I get
an extra Blightning Round game since I'm a little bit
less guilty.
Speaker 2: But that would be like, that'd.
Speaker 1: Be like, oh, it'll kind of like be a long
time before Mikey plays again, and that wouldn't be great
for the show.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fine. I mean, you know, I'm just like,
it's fine. I know it's fine to you. But they're
are like, I think there's expectations from the audience that
you take it somewhat seriously. And and because look, it
was an egregious violation of Blightning Round rules.
Speaker 2: It was pretty rough, it was regious.
Speaker 1: There should I don't think it should just be like
Mike gets his revenge by picking a bad game. That's
the show, Like this is a game you could give
to him at any point. Well, he the rules were
so violated. I do think we should have some sort
of punishment.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, because the buns might be that the game
I give him for the route may also take him
a while. That might be it.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, I think it's probably gonna be
fine you for you.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I just I don't know. I just want, like,
I want Dan to give me some room to like
pick your game. I suppose which. I think we have
a game for the next actual Black Club's rotation that
I either want you or Dan to do. I think
it might be better for Dan. I don't know, but
maybe giving it to you would be fun too. We'll see,
all right. Next up here is from the Great Goblin.
He says, Grubs quick look of America would just be
that Peacemaker scene where Peacemakers are running from clan members. Oh, Peacemaker.
That's it's a fun show. I like it quite a bit.
Eat your Fagita says, what were you on about with
that last Jedi vent? You guys just don't get it.
You guys just don't They're walking into a brother dynamic
again that has existed for its forty years. You have
know you're like that was.
Speaker 1: Not his first time watching the trailer. It's just yeah, okay,
I get it. I understand what's happening.
Speaker 2: Uh, Nintendrek says, how is it that the Yuska is
the only entity that can fuck with the Pokemon Company's
I P without getting suit because the Polk Company didn't
wanna didn't wanna raise a ruckus about it?
Speaker 1: Right, you don't want to, you know, you don't want
to draw a target on it. Like that's what's happening.
Is like you could get targeted very specifically by tariffs,
you could get targeted very specifically by a hate machine
that has fueled all of this, And it's like, that's
that's what the machine is best at, is picking a
target and getting angry at it, and and then they
work themselves into a shoot where they're like, oh, this
this you know, Japanese company really is the devil. Something
needs to be done about it, and you can there's
no rational response to dealing with that, so everyone kinda
yeah there, they could be very obsequious about these these
sort of things. So it's it's very frustrating, and that's
the big problem we have. It's like, this is fashion fascism.
At the very least, is the elites, uh standing back
and letting the fascists do what they want. Now, a
lot of the elites have thrown their hat in there
and have joined the side of that.
Speaker 2: We've seen that at the inauguration and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: You kind of want one of these companies to begin
like signaling to the other companies that it's time to
stand up again. And even the Pokemon company that is
famous for doing that won't do it.
Speaker 2: It's a bad sign. Uh alrighty. Then the next one
is from Whopper Dude, funny funny subject here. Have you
guys had the big arch from McDonald's yet, No, I
mean the only thing I know arch. I mean, so
this is a new burger. Have you seen this stuff
with the McDonald's ceo, Like took a little He's like, oh,
I'm gonna eat our new sandwich. It took away baby
bite of it, and everyone enough I.
Speaker 1: Heard about the CEOs are having a burger war or
something like that.
Speaker 2: What started it?
Speaker 1: I'm still and I remember the head days of the
spicy Chicken sandwich war. That was a few years ago.
Now they're starting up this burger war. So he just
took a baby bite and it was kind of like pathetic,
And now the other it's like clearly like this guy
does not want to eat McDonald's was the.
Speaker 2: Vibe, right, so like the burger Backlar is the CEO
of McDonald's, right, so that it was like a beat
like the burke Gys, like I'm gonna eat burking and like,
oh yeah, you could tell I'm the guy. Also like,
does happen to look more like a normal dude? The
McDonald's ceo. So there's that too. It's like Wendy's got
it and that all the other burger chasers kind of
dunking on McDonald's right now. But no, I've not had
the big arch. It just looks like another variation of
a quarter pounder. I don't know what makes it different.
It has a special sauce or it's.
Speaker 1: A new large scale premium burger. Okay, it's just a
big burger.
Speaker 2: It's a big It's a double quarter pounder with white
cheddar and sauce.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know, I know how much these sandwiches
cost these days, but just seeing it written out in
black and white on my computer screen, nine dollars and
nineteen cents while.
Speaker 2: You got an easy dog, it's ten fifty here forger.
I went. I went to Taco Bell, and I know
it was like a bigger order, but you know it
was like three items, so three items in a drink
which and that used to used to get that? Well
nothing a taco bell over twenty bucks, Yeah, I couldn't.
I was like, it was actually the most mad times
have changed moment I've had in a while. There, Like Jesus, I'm.
Speaker 1: At a point where it's like, I'm pretty sure I
remember filling up my gas tank when I was a
kid at sixteen seventeen for like ninety nine cents.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I think it was two digits. And that
makes me feel so old because that's just.
Speaker 1: A completely different planet, and I'm having the same feeling
about this stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, the dinosaurs into his car so old exactly.
Speaker 1: I just crushed him up myself. What was the other
older McDonald's burger? It was like Arch Deluxe?
Speaker 2: Was that it? Oh that sounds familiar. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like I remember being like I remember marketing
really getting Yeah it was Arch Deluxe.
Speaker 2: The marketing really got me with that one. I liked.
I love the Arch Deluxe. I couldn't tell you what
it tasted it. I just remember when Hercules came out,
they were promotion like McDonald's and they had a quadruple
released with it, and that was at a time when
I could just eat and I was like twelve, and
I was like, this is the greatest thing ever, and
I would I remember like telling you mom, I want
to get another Hercules quadruple burger and she said no,
And I get it now and I get it all right.
Next up here, Adam L M six says, when are
we going to get a who arouses intense foil undulation episode?
Because my foil any minute now? What?
Speaker 1: Oh wife's Yeah, I see it life. I was like
to check the acronym to see if it was anything.
Speaker 2: Said your wife episode way back when on the ten
Dogs and we just did another one with the Pokemon director.
Yeah we're tricked into it. Yeah, oh that's right. I
lost that. I was mad, God, God, the dignities.
Speaker 1: What was the straw pole was closer than I was expecting.
I think you won, but it was much closer.
Speaker 2: One by like four votes in the strap. Yes people really,
Cynthia apparently.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess. Yeah, I still I get it. You're
seeing look pretty good.
Speaker 2: A lot of people with unstroppool still know the thing
about running against me.
Speaker 1: I know, but like you would, I know, but it's like, clearly,
it's not just that like it. It was closer than
I was expecting after our conversation about it.
Speaker 2: It's I was able to win in the face of
so much adversity. Michael are Olirius is do Disney plus
guns in Fortnite Hoppers Lizard? Oh okay, I want to
see Hoppers? Uh? Is that this weekend that comes out?
I'm checking right now because I was like, which one
is this? Happers? Like, is the Abbot? It's like Avatar,
but she's going inside of a little what do you
call those things? Beaver Beaver's Yeah, yeah, new movie.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm looking at this poster and that's
all I've seen so far. Are and you start talking
about it's like Avatar, What the fuck? And then I
kind of see him standing on a weird like teleportion. Yeah,
a human puts her.
Speaker 2: I think they even have a joking troiler the characters like, oh,
it's like Avatar and shut up, it's nothing like Avatar.
So yeah, I want to see this movie. Sure. I
hope it's a hit, just because I'm worried about Pixar
in the amount of the sequels, right, yes, because the
one after this is Toy Story five, which will surely
make more money than this of course.
Speaker 1: Oh this is from one of the people, or maybe
the person who did the Wee Bear Bears show on
Cartoon Network that my kids were really into.
Speaker 2: So cool, all right, check that out. Ladswif says, listen
to Mike talk about Resul nine on the bombast to Day.
I'm glad he was less satisfied after beating it. Wow.
Oh you beat it. Oh, you beat it. Jacko Lob says,
loving all the premium content over a giant bomb. Keep
on the great work. Thank you. If you did the
Mary me Tomadatcha we did till Day was incredible. It
was just wild. Anyone else noticed that Raizie one nine's
Victor Giddion looks a lot like Phil Hellmuth Helmuth the
World Series of Poker Guy. Yeah, the World Series of
Poker Guy. I see it, I see what you mean.
Speaker 1: You kind of has the same same mannerisms as well,
like kind of storming off the way Phil Helmuth does.
Speaker 2: So yeah for sure. And also Jackal, thank you for
sending up five gifted memberships. Thank you, mess Channel hearing
you to appreciate that thing, and then they g go
some new green names in chat and uh, Andresser, I'm
so bad that Andresser three or five Miami says hello. Also,
my dog is seventeen years. Recently has been really rough.
I want to thank you for being a source of
happiness in these rough days. R Ip Kimmy, sorry to
hear about that. That's devastating. I'm so sorry. Yeah, yeah,
I know, I know how that is. I'm still kind
of trying to process a losing penny and that was
thirteen years, so I know that's a pretty big hole there.
So yeah, yeah, we have.
Speaker 1: We still have our Niko still comes up on our
our photo album thing constantly, and it's like every time
me and stuff are just both like, ah, we're so devastated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my dog died like four years ago, and I
even gave it that way the dog house, and it
still I see that corner where the how used to be,
it still gets sad.
Speaker 3: So it's a whole thing exactly.
Speaker 2: So like I'm so in like such a because it
was just you know, my routine forever, Like after work today,
I after we did some Dacida's apartments, like I should
take Penny out. It's like it's a constantly oh no,
so yeah, it takes a while. Uh so. Uh.
Speaker 1: Also, you know, condolences to cempuncous Dead Dog is in
w W two K twenty six, So go watch the
quick look if you want to see it what I'm
talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boy, I don't know if I want to see
what you're talking about. I gotta be honest, I get it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm still trying to figure that game out.
People seem people the people who like those games seem
to like this one, and I'm just like the wrestling
is mind numbing.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. Yeah, uh, Andrew, so thank you,
thank you again. Yep, yep we uh all hears a
go here's all the heart hands I can send you.
G Nitra says, I'm already wary of a new Xbox console.
They start bloviating, aviating, bloviating about all the AI trash
features that will have I'm out, which we know will happen. Yeah,
I'm almost like part of me wonders how long they
can go without doing that, because again, like the parent
company loves AI. So even if there are people at
Xbox that are kind of aware of pushing back to
be like, look, the audience recording here doesn't like AI,
Like one, how long can that quote on for it? Too?
At what point is popus, Xbox or Microsoft gonna be like, then,
why are we in a field that hates AI? If
that is our big focus right now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fat. You're right, that's what he would say.
It's not like, uh oh, how can we make it
make sense? He would just be like, then why.
Speaker 2: Are we wasting our time here? God?
Speaker 1: That's that's not too far off the mark. I think, Yeah,
I that stuff certainly is going to start showing up again.
They have just crammed it into everything. I know it's
everyone knows that, but I'm always surprised every time I
see it in a new news space. There was like
a new one. I can't remember what it was. It
just made my eyes glaze over and I sort of
like fell backwards. What is it doing here?
Speaker 2: But yep, they'll they'll cram it in in some way,
all right. Next up is from the Freeman says, how
well Xbox Ultimate uh past be affected by the new
Oh wait? What? Oh that's so strange. You don't need
You're not gonna need on.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna need gold anymore to play online right
on this Xbox that's a PC. You're gonna be able
to turn this thing on, install at least the Epic
Game Store, but probably also Steam. And you're not gonna
have to pay Microsoft to play online games on Steam?
Speaker 2: Right? How could they? How could they? I mean, maybe
they're coming up with exciting new ways to make that happen,
but huh, that's weird. Listened a long time ago.
Speaker 1: I said like that that is on their roadmap and
to get rid of Xbox Live Gold is a subscription.
Although at that time I was like, I was also
pointing out they were going to get rid of the
barrier for free to play games because they had not
done that at that point, and that's certainly happening soon,
and then they'll kind of get to a point and
eventually where that is they get rid of Gold as well.
Speaker 2: And it's like that changed.
Speaker 1: I must have changed a million times over the year
in years, and now it looks like this because they, yeah,
that's really weird. So I how does ultimate makes sense?
Because like a big part of propping up that price
is not the games, it is you get to play
Call of Duty on our console online. That's that's strange.
It's interesting. Yeah, I don't know how it's going to affective.
They're gonna have to come up with a bunch of
other bullshit ways to keep that price high.
Speaker 2: We just fill bit with a beast, says Xbox more
like x sucks am I right, fellas? Yes, I can't
say that in his voice, but I sure did read
it in his voice.
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, absolutely what his acts. It's kind of
just like New York, right, just to light New York.
Speaker 2: I guess. So there's like something special there though. Oh fresh.
Speaker 1: He puts a lot of extra sauce on top of and
he's always yelling like that, like talk, yeah, fun, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We need an answer here, Yeah, we need an answer. Yeah.
I God, I wish I could do it. Pokey says
can't wait to watch Mike stream his Pocopy nests. I
did it. I'm excited. You haven't started, right, You're gonna
start it on stream? Yeah I'm not. I'm gonna push
the star button on stream. Have not played a moment
of this game. I haven't even downloaded this game yet,
but uh, people are playing at people seem to be
I'm playing. Yeah, oh well you have to talk about
that later in this segment where we talk about such things.
I will.
Speaker 1: I'll just say the the trailer, uh didn't do a justice,
Like just how much this fucker uses his head to
knock stuff out of trees. He's just it's it says
head butt when you're next to a tree, and then
then you press the button and he head butts a tree.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, Oh, I like this game. That's
a Pokemon move. I get. Yeah, the these pitches love Sosa,
says Sonny. Games this jen have been boring to me
except Eternal, and I stopped going to buy them on
PCE five once I got a fifty eighty. Now might
skip Sorrows in tirely. Yeah, it seems like Sorrows is
a sticking like that seems like the game that a
lot of pace the PC players who don't have a
PlayStation we're looking forward to more so than a Wolverine
even really right, because there is something about Sorrows and
even a returnal that's kind of PC gaming coded.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's from a studio that had like their their
game before they got acquired by PlayStation was like that
next makin a game that was an excellent arcade style
shooter ToolStick shooter for a PC and for other platforms
as well. But I remember most people were talking about
it on PC. They have a history there. Now they
have a history with PlayStation and like SUPERSTARTUS HD and
all that stuff. But yeah, their games just make a
lot of sense on a bunch of different platforms, and
especially PC.
Speaker 2: Sorrows is a sticking point. I wish that was coming
to PC. Raym Seve Vincent says if Capcom chooses recycle Man,
they could build his level out of old level some
previous games. Could you tell that ramis a developer? That's great,
So that'd be so funny if like it was just
they just did block Man stage for making My eleven again,
which is at the end recycle. That's very clever, all right.
The lazy tecond source is starting a g O P
one Monday. What should my last big boy meal be
this weekend? I say, you go to RB's and you
just go to town Sticks.
Speaker 1: I was talking to Mike about this where Mike was
doing that pre BombCast burrito and uh, he was like
I've never not finished burrito and I'm like, yeah, that
used to be me, and now since I've had jumped one,
I've not been able to finish a burrito. So go
go eat one last full burrito and enjoy those those
six minutes of silence with your burrito alone.
Speaker 2: It's it's time to say goodbye to it. That boy
Jerry says, is it space Ace? You can tell us,
we'll keep quiet. What is that? Is that? Oh? Is
that the Isn't that that not in Super Nintendo? Right?
That's uh, yeah, it's a Don Blue So I played
spaces recently for a Mega Man. I don't know if
there's a sixteen bit version or a Game Boy Advanced version.
There is an NS version of Dragons Layer, so maybe
they there could be a Game Boy Advance version.
Speaker 1: I could see that they version.
Speaker 2: Of Dragons Layer or Game Boy Color version of Dragons
Lare that's actually that game? Oh it's isn't it? Yeah?
I think it might be Game Boy Color? Right? So okay,
that boy Jerry says, there's an SEES version. If it's
sne s, it's definitely not the arcade game. They just
probably turned into a bad side score like they did
with Dragons Oh okay, all right, I mean yeah, I'm
gonna be a fun one my list of bad games.
I'll check back down on it. Okay, so no it's
not Space, but thank you. Yeah, I was just like,
I was like lost for a second. Okay, cool tatlingk
Pixel says I bought Marathon for forty dollars and two
barrias for forty dollars a day. For what it's worth,
I enjoyed Marathon more. Yeah. Does the increasing price of
dude make video games seem like a better deal? I
suppose I probably it probably does a little bit.
Speaker 1: I have heard this argument come up a little bit
more frequently of like that's three meals at McDonald's. It's like, okay,
when you start playing it like that, maybe it makes
more sense.
Speaker 2: Uh. Next up here is Banjo KAZUOI Happy Thursday Beef
and cheddar Boys. What type of exclusive PC or Xbox?
What Xbox have to have in order for people to
buy their helix? I don't think it's Halo maybe no,
ip see, I think it's Haelo. I think that it
actually just going to just kind of line up this time. Now.
Halo is supposed to launch with the Xbox Series X,
and then it got the layed a year because it
looked bad, but I bet they once again would really
like it. If a Halo launched with this thing. And
I know there's so many people like, wow, Halo's done.
I don't think it takes much for Halo to be back, right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Think it's It's not one of those situations where it
would be impossible and it wouldn't. Things wouldn't even have
to line up all that much. I think things have
kind of already lined up. If a new, awesome Halo
came out this holiday, I think people would be lining
up for it. They'd be like, this feels fresh and
like a relief from all this other stuff. We're already
getting the campaign evolved right now. I know we are
getting something. I just mean, like you know what I mean,
next new.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, But I'm just saying like I'm saying
like that that itself could maybe start, you know, making
people get even though I think that isn't going to
be some huge thing, right, people don't seem right too
excited about that, But I'm you know what.
Speaker 1: Perfect dark that was. If that was exclusive, boy, people
be excited about that.
Speaker 2: I wonder I wonder if like that's something to see.
What catch you to CEO is like, I'm uncanceling that.
It's it's probably too much time removed to get those
balls rolling again, too far. Yeah, that's that's still the
one that really really chuffs my chaff. That's not an
expression by said it anyways. I was really pissed when
they canceled the game. Bobby Porne says, what are your
plans for GDC? I did see the graphics that twenty
thirteen just grab is on a panel with, but is
all of Giant Bomb going there? You're going there, Jant's
going there, and I think you're gonna be hang out
with Nicky while you're there. Yep, that's it. That's it's us.
Speaker 1: We're gonna I'm basically just going because I had the panel,
and then I'm like, well, since I'm going, I'll spend
a couple of extra days there doing some GDC stuff.
I haven't been to GDC since before Emmy was born.
That was that's mostly why I had kids, to have
an excuse not to go to g I remember it
because it was like I always hated GDC. At least
I'll get to hang out with you. Then you stopped
going and I hated GDC even more.
Speaker 2: God yep. Uh so yeah, it's been a minute. I'm
looking forward to it. It'll be good.
Speaker 1: But yeah it'll be me, me and Jam making some
stuff and then uh hopefully I'll get a lot of
chance to hang out with Nicky.
Speaker 2: That'll be great. I was the one thing I did
really like about GDC is going to post mortems or
some chanels, like like some of the panels would be
really good. And I went to really cool post mortems
on Diablo one and Miss pac Man, NBA Jam near
Atumata Ultima online, like just like seeing, oh my god,
it's freaking Richard Garriot, right, So I would.
Speaker 1: I did it for a Bayonetta to Platinum coming out
there and talking how they make their games like mixtape,
like you start high and then you go higher, then
the next level's got to kind of be a coum down.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh man, this is cool. Yeah, So I
would see if there's any cool ones happening. There's an
audio post morning from Clear up Scire, sure why not?
But yeah, especially if there's any classic game ones, even
though two do I think I even I even saw
a really cool one for a Breath of the wild.
At the time, I was like, whoa, And they're like,
they showed that weird eight bit kind of prototype that
they had of it. How cool that looked. So yeah,
there's there are definitely cool talks to visit there for sure,
all right. Next one is from the Zeus Laser. You
guys have swayed me to socialism, sadly can no longer
do Giant on premium on behalf of proletarian crappy vegan contest.
It's a human rights understand fair enough, all of us
have to make sacrifices. I get it.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I uh look, you gotta do what you
gotta do. But Giant Bomb Premium is still socialism.
Speaker 2: And Dresser is back says not hype for any new
Xbox unless they made a new Virtuoso just as Shitty
and Mike has to play it, that would buy it.
Props to Mic for Yeah, boy, there's one game. There's
one franchise we do not have to worry about coming back.
Huh No, I do.
Speaker 1: I wonder if there's even like a chance that that
is one that could get the r Z treatment. I
don't think so. I don't think it has enough. People
are not aware enough of it to like get right.
Speaker 2: There's not even infamy like the sake like that's out
of CDI games and Mortal kom mythologies have infamy. There's
no infamy with this game. Yeah, I mean for a
little bit more in it. Yes, uh huh uh g
Nitro says, almost forgot happy three h five day deal,
that's right, Dalan. I don't know what.
Speaker 4: She says three or five because he's in Miami's.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think I was like, it's not the three hundred
and fifth day of the year. I get it now.
I just looked at the calendar.
Speaker 2: Okay, care Incident says Hitman's latest target is Mila Jovah
Djokovic and it's called Patient zero Requiem. Okay, but hey,
why not?
Speaker 1: That's okay fun. I did boot up some hit Man.
It's still running kind of the same on switch to
but across the cross safe stuff is good.
Speaker 2: Uh Mitt mcgreger sense you chat no message, Thank you
so much, thank you. Tilli Moros says house cleaning update
thor update. Thanks. Yeah, I want to answer. If you don't.
If you don't answer, we don't have to answer. I
got most of my house done the Uh, there's some
clothes I need to put away. The office is still unorganized,
but the living room and kitchen are in prettys and
shape now, so I'm in the trees down. I'm no
longer depressed about it. So there's that good. How about
the ants door, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Don't ever send this motherfucker's ship.
Speaker 2: He always listen. I know where the CD is there.
You better that's coming back with me when I'm over there.
It's not you don't touch it. I'll give you Devil's third.
All right, you have Devil's Third. Don't give any of
it to damn well, absolutely not, of course not. He's
not even buying that rhino anymore. I don't respect him.
I know, it's hard to respect him. Stephan was like,
he's got to buy it. I'm like, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3: Remember the playdate. He broke that ship and then they
send him.
Speaker 1: I broke it. It broke for me using it as
a gaming device. All right, the crank, I got all
on crank. I take it all the time.
Speaker 3: You don't know that that greet motherfucker, and you don't
know what to control your straying.
Speaker 2: Goddamn Like to apologize I lost the playdate in my
moved from Colorado to all I have another one, though,
you had to promise you'll tell me if you buy
a second anthem.
Speaker 1: Or oh I'm not, I won't do. It's around here, somewhere,
I just need to, like, okay, yes I need. I
don't need to come over there so we could do
some stuff one weekend. I'm gonna help you. I'll find it, okay, Yes,
And I was thinking and not this weekend, but next weekend, right, yeah,
it might be okay?
Speaker 2: Cool? And then to do soothing bath, says I wish
I could take a soothing bath, be amazing a good
Halo and ironically carries a new Xbox. Yeah, yeah, that's
Klo is still so tied to Xbox. There are so
plenty of people nostalgic about Halo. I think, do you
think at some point here some people are gonna be
like Halof and it wasn't that bad. I'm that turn's
gonna happen at some point, right, people still seem mad
about it? Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 1: I mean, because you know, at a certain point you
stop expecting new content, so then you just assess it
on what's there and what's there is a lot of
fun stuff, a lot a lot of fun game, and
that's how I always felt.
Speaker 2: I do think more and more people will kind of
wake up to that overtime. Next up here is from Brandy.
Brandy says download speeds on myrient are almost back to normal.
Can a few more of you positive downalds? I can
get all four disk of Fear Effect to please PNS.
Uh there you go. Let me take a look and
see how I'm doing. Are they back? Oh wait?
Speaker 1: Did I pause this? Oh man, okay, let me start
it up again. Uh yeah, I definitely notice speeds improving.
I am mostly at this point trying to get all
those fan translation collections because it's just so.
Speaker 2: Convenient to have all those in one place.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I'm getting that for like the I got
it like the Wee Dreamcast, Super Framcom, GameCube, sixty four D, D,
game Boy, game Boy Color, game Boy Advance, the SDS
I three DS and then the megacd oh and the
Virtual Boy. So all like the the you know, t
dash e and the the translated to English by fans. Yeah,
I'm getting all of those because it's like I will
probably probably be able to find all the commercial games
released in the US, one where or the other. It's
these things that like this site did a really good
job of collating from other places that I always found
very useful.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, how big do.
Speaker 3: You think it is? The entire like the entire thing,
my whole thing.
Speaker 1: Entire, the entire marine. I think I heard a term
I think I heard this week. It's three hundred and
sixty terabytes for everything. Myrin I was like at first,
I was like, you can't be that much, and I'm like, okay,
that's that would be a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, if those games still look really really good,
all those places in one games, I had the kind
of like, yeah, I don't know, it's like where the
faces are actually texture so that they can be as
expressive as the like Mega Man Legends did the same thing,
and those all those kind of games, those PS one
games still look amazing. That's such a good And then
Magnet is the core. He says, have you heard anything
about that Venom game?
Speaker 3: No, eighteen Inches of Venom.
Speaker 1: But right, I think the last time I asked about it,
it was like, look, they need to get through Wolverine
and then there might be more answers about that, so
I don't I don't know what that means. And that's
not like that's not some like that was not from Insomniac,
so I just would not. I think that is like
everyone around them is kind of waiting for them to
like let them know what's going on. I bet in
Somniak will get back to that Venom game though. It
just like those all those games have made so much money.
I guess maybe it depends on the contract with.
Speaker 2: With with Marvel or whatever, but I bet Venom would
do very well, right, I mean, Miles Morales was so good, right, yep,
that was a huge help for the PS five launch,
I think too, right having met there man, PS five
had a pretty good launch actually right, yeah, it's actually
the most excited I have been for the Plage five
was that launch? Yep? Absolutely, you know, Demon Souls and
Miles Morales even messing you know, even though sack Boy
was in great messing morout, that was fun enough. Sac
of Boy so a solid sort of Mario three ye
worldlike okay uh, And then I think we had one
more coming here from Anthony Morass. When's the next QA grub? Yeah?
Good question. I can't do well no, I can't do
it this week.
Speaker 1: I gotta Getrick because I leave early Sunday morning and
that's daylight saving time.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna be screwed on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Uh maybe probably not the weekend after that, because I'm
thinking about doing this thing when I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, although maybe we could do it together. Probably the
weekend after that.
Speaker 1: So that's Sunday morning, two sundays from now, three sundays
from now. It's probably what I'm gonna aim for. So
keep your just mark your calendars and pencil in.
Speaker 2: Alrighty, and then that's it. We're good. All right, great,
so let's take another break.
Speaker 1: We'll come back, and it's time to bring out the hat.
Speaker 2: That's right there. It is. Everybody's got it hat hat
hat hat.
Speaker 1: Okay, Mike, I'm I'm gonna need you to get that
hat out.
Speaker 2: I got the hat. This is right. What do we have?
This is the hat? We decide from everybody. I have
in here words or phrases written on pieces of paper
that can fit into the sentence. Is the greatest blank
of all time. And then the head of decision is
what we've always called it. That's yes, I'll always in
forever so gonna shake it up real good something here.
Speaker 3: Some of these are chef, you have the you have
the list?
Speaker 2: I mean, don't you just do it? Don't you do
it in the do that? Okay, I've never done it.
I got it. Hoay, al right, first one here, let's
see some Most of them are gaming related, some of
them aren't. Oh okay, what is the best s ny
S soundtrack of all time? I like Yoshi's Island a lot.
That was always it's always kind of jumpy, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I lovely leaving on the attract mode screen
because it would start off with like just the like drums,
and then it would add or maybe just start off
like just the flute, and then it would add the drums,
and they would add all kinds of other instruments and
then let let it, you know, running for ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Eventually it's just this whole cacophony of instruments. Uh. And
it was so so cool sounding, and then the rest
of the game was.
Speaker 1: It's just like they knew what they were doing with
the Super Nintendo Sound chip at that point.
Speaker 2: There's a few heavy hitters for me here, Donkey Kong
Country two, even more so like Co Country one. Yeah,
Conuntry two incredible soundtrack, tons of good stuff there, Mega
man X one insanely good ripping and roaring, and then
two of the Japegs fom Fantasy six Incredile Trigger of course,
fatly good, catchy sound. Honestly, I think it's between for me,
it's between those two because there's part of it is
just like being in jepy g. There's a lot of
music in it, and there's just so much good music.
If I'm fancy six, it was this whole kind of
like every character has a theme and there's just a
ton of music, and yeah, the guy, you know, he's
going he Umatsu was going so hard on it and
he took a lot of pride in it, so gosh gosh.
Speaker 1: I would also throw out Super Metroid. Super Metroid has
incredible music. I'm I would lean towards Chrono Trigger. It's
a soundtrack I put on, even if it's a game
I've not finished ever.
Speaker 2: I I've played it.
Speaker 1: I've honestly only kind of played the beginning a little bit.
But the soundtrack is is fantastic. The game is fantastic.
I just have not spent the time on it. Uh So, yeah,
I would lean towards Chrono trigger. But if you want
to do Final Fantasy six, I am not going to
argue that because I also love that soundtrack.
Speaker 2: This would make fan Facy six a three time winner
of the already.
Speaker 1: If you can you first the first hat, it's we
can call it a hat trick, Mike, there you go,
Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, the first hat hat trick? What about? Yes, I
think six. Actually it's I gotta wanted to give it.
But Fopfhacy six has so much ridiculously good music. Terrorist
theme and clocks theme and opera, the freaking opera dancing.
That's what kind of sells it for me. Yeah, yeah,
searching for Friends. God, just so much good stuff. So yeah,
it actually still has to go to Final Fantasy six,
So there you go.
Speaker 1: Also have a Mario soundtrack there, even if it has
a better soundtrack than its later entries in that series.
Speaker 2: All right, next, all right, let's get the hat chicken up.
There we go. It's good stuff here. All right, I'll
go really deep on this one. I'm gonna go to
the bottom of the hat. See what's hiding down there?
Picking it out? Man, Another pretty traditional one here, what's
the best any s game of all time.
Speaker 1: Uh okay, so once that come to mind for me
first are obviously Super Mario Brothers, super Mario Brothers three.
I love Super Mario Brothers too, but it doesn't feel
like it's the kind of one kind of game that
wins these conversations any anymore. Kind of ever, and then
punch Out and then I love love the original legend
of Zelda, but I know a lot of people just
want to link to the past happen.
Speaker 2: They're like, that's what Zelda should be.
Speaker 1: And I understand that conversation, so I kind of think
it diminishes Zelda in some people's eyes. I would also
probably just put punch Out or Super Mario Brothers three
above that anyhow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like I like Zeuda one a lot, for sure,
but I Metroid one in Zouda one. I'm kind of like, oh,
those sisty bit ones. Whereas with the Marios, I think
they I don't know. I don't want to say hold
up because I yo about that, but I've always liked
the ns Marios more, you know how I am with
my Mega Man's Jeff Mega May two and MEGMN three
very strong contenders for me. I think through my favorite
game of all time. But you know, this is a
decision between the two of us, so maybe she a
game both of us feel strongly about.
Speaker 1: I think, I mean, I think it's very easy just
to make this one super Mario Brothers three. Is it
okay just to pick the the obvious because it's I
don't know that feels like that would be the big
some I don't know.
Speaker 2: If issues are the the world with Super Mario three.
It's a little weird to say I don't think Super
Mario Three's vibes are the best in the series.
Speaker 1: No, No, it's not crazy because I've like Jacob Geller
was saying, he thinks it's an ugly game.
Speaker 2: Recently, I heard him saying this, and it's h huh.
I get it. I love it. I love the way
it looks.
Speaker 1: It's not happy with me, he says, he's got to
get into the stories for all the other ways he's
going to yell at us. Look, I'll just say I understand.
I don't agree, but I understand. I mean, Okay, in
that case, I don't feel like giving it to Mega
Man two make because I just don't get it the
way you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand. I gotta still work on you with that. Yeah,
I can give it the punch out I mean punch outs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that I think that is the game that
has like one of the earliest games that holds up
perfectly like it. It has not lost a step since
the day it came out. That's great now, Yeah, yeah, exactly,
and I think it deserves credit for that.
Speaker 2: Let's do punch out. Let's make it punch out. Although,
how do you feel about Ducktails? Oh?
Speaker 1: I like ducktails a lot. I wouldn't I would. I
would put like Tiny Toon Adventures over it though, and
stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh I don't. Okay, Well you already hurt me.
You don't have to say that. This is all right
making all sorts of friends here, let's go. This is
called compromise, everybody. I'm not just gonna strong arm my
favorite s in all the time. I'm a partner. All
right here. We got here. It was sticking. Didn't want
to go. What is the best man? Well, a lot
of traditional gaming ones here. What is the best controller
of all time at this point in time?
Speaker 1: I I think I would say one of the Xbox
controllers actually, because they did they have defaulted themselves to
the point where I pick up a uh an Xbox
series X controller series you know, Xbox or I'm sorry,
Xbox one controller and she's like, yeah, this is what
a controller should be and should it feel like now
best is kind of hanging me up there. It's like,
that's the one I like to use. It's like, what
was the one that I feel the best? Feels like
it needs to be tend to be.
Speaker 2: The greatest controller of all time, I guess, or what
is the greatest controller of all time? Which like it's
hard because yeah, I'll tell you what. If I want
to use control for something, it is my Xbox series
X controller. I'm using the star Fill one for all
my piece of gaming, which is.
Speaker 1: Most of my gaming, even the that like even like
the ones that are like our third party that I
use now, like the ape it do. It's basically just that,
I mean, it really feels like that controller in every way.
Speaker 2: Even as the Xbox brand is diminishing somehow to me, like,
I still feel like they always make controllers the Xbox. Yeah,
I definitely think that there are controls of much more personality. Yeah,
like if you if I was get to get a
shirt of a controller. It would be the GameCube controller, yeah,
or it would be the Dreamcast controller something like fun
like that, like the VMU. Oh, that's so wacky. In
the GameCube, it's just kind of cool looking, and I
love the beans and things like that. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: I I've seen like people say, like dual Sense or
maybe someone sai dual Shot. I could hear something for
like an early dual Shot controller. I like those a lot.
I think the dpad is really good on them. And
then yeah, I like those controllers, But I just think
my honest to god answer is the Xbox series controllers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do think I have. I think I have.
I think it's got everything I really do need or
want to control. As much as I love the gay controller,
it has some noticeable design flaws. In the pad is small,
it's uh, it only has three show older buttons instead
of four, and you can't click in the stick. So
it just has less inputs than other controls of that era.
So some games are kind of a little weird there.
Speaker 1: Okay, is this is this a little bit unfair because
when we say greatest controller, does that mean just the
greatest control you could pick up and play any game
with or is it the greatest controller for the system
it was designed for? Like the Sega Saturn controller is
pretty good. The six button one, Yeah, like that, and
we shouldn't like punish it because it doesn't have like
the perfect analog sticks set up that we would need
to play Call of Duty today.
Speaker 2: Right, But even then that control ran to a problem
because three D games started becoming a thing and then
they kind of had to make a weird Sega Sadder
control analog stick on it. So yep, I think I
think I agree that you know, it's kind of a
it's a little boring almost, but I think the Xbox
series controller it just feels really good. It's just kind
of what I need from the controller. I don't. It's
so good that I don't need or use the fancy
one that the Elite, Right, I don't need that?
Speaker 1: I I yeah, same, I I kind of had my
Elite uh V two in a in its case for
months and months and months. It's just so easy to
pick up the Xbox controller and it does everything I
needed to do.
Speaker 2: All right, See if you know, I could use a
goober one now.
Speaker 4: Actually, the real good controller is the thing for the
DS to play guitar hero.
Speaker 2: That was okay, all right, Jeff, Okay, why is the
greatest spaceship of all time? And I will remind you, sir,
I did not write down video game spaceship, right, I
wrote down spaceship.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is this is like, this is interesting. I
I I love them, Winniam Falcon. I also love the
Outrider dash Rendars from Star Wars Shadow of the Empires.
I I also think that we should consider shoot spaceships
as well.
Speaker 2: It's like like, uh, the shoot Enterprise or right the yeah,
the space shuttles, Yeah, the shuttles. Yeah. Look, the Enterprise
is really good. The Enterprise. The Enterprise one. For me,
the Enterprise from Star Trek Next Generation, next Generation. It's
beautiful and it's like it's cozy, it's majestic. Yeah, I
feel so much joy when I look at that thing.
Uh are there? What? What via games ones would you consider?
Do you feel as strongly about the Normandy as some
people do? No, I like get it a little bit.
For me, it was always I mean, I thought it
was cool design and I liked it. Uh.
Speaker 1: For me, the like standout thing and mass effect was
always the Citadel. I'm like oh, I love spending time
on the citadel, and this is such a cool concept
and that was always my thing.
Speaker 2: Were you a firefly guy? Do you like the Serenity
at all? I was a firefly guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought. I thought that the Serenity was all right.
It was not the best design. It felt like a
lesser Millennium falcon.
Speaker 2: She was, yeah, yeah, yeah, I think that's fair. Samus,
uh the ship, Samus hasn't like Metroid Prime. That thing's
really cool. Yes, I uh, I yes, Metroid Prime.
Speaker 1: When it lands and she comes out of the top, Yeah,
I love the look of that thing. Although for me,
whenever I think about space ships that one person is
flying in, I begin to think about the logistics pretty
quickly of like flying because for me, the way the
way space ships should work and space travel should work
in fiction is it should be like the Caribbean. Like,
it's not like going to take you months to get
from one place to the other in space, but it should.
It could take you a couple of days to a
couple of weeks to go from one place to the other.
So you're gonna want a place to sleep, a place
for recreation, a place for to stretch, your legs to
get up and move around.
Speaker 2: That's why the Enterprise d is so freaking cool because
like they design it like it's basically a city and
it's got like you know, it's got the aircraft car. Yeah, yeah,
it's got like entertainment, it's got a school and like
all this stuff. That's what I love about it, Like
the saucer can split and it's just it's why I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I couldn't choose the X Wing because it's like that
sounds like a nightmare right next wing with with a
hyper drive?
Speaker 2: No way. I think I can play about this all right.
But maybe the moment where I was the most mad
at Star Wars recently was the episode of I don't
think it was the Mandalori. I think it was an
episode of the Book of Boba Fet where the Mandalorian
had to get a new spaceship because they blew up
his Razorcrest egg and he's like, here's your new ship.
It's a Naboo Starfighter, uh huh. And I'm like, what
are you talking about. It's a it just has a seat.
It hit like he's living in a trailer before, right,
A baby, what are you talking about? Lord's he gonna sleep?
You have to like, yeah, he's gonna have to go
to the bathroom. That's stupid. Yeah, he's a bounty hunter.
He was like literally storing people in his old ship.
Where's he gonna put those? It was just so like, well,
we could maybe sell some more Dabo Starfighter toys. And
then they immediately just reversed him and gave him back
his thing of fury. It is stupid.
Speaker 1: It like hurts the storytelling. I have thought about the
concerns of this sort of thing since I first saw
Empire strikes Back and Luke takes the x Wing with
the hyper drive to Dacoba.
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's got to be uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: That's like, I get it long drive, but there's no
gas stations to stop at what's happening here. So yeah,
this has been a concern of my prog right, he used,
he makes it, he evaporates it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well listen in forty k there's this this this
this Battle of the Sisters. The Battle Sisters. They dropped
churches on top of planets are pretty cool. Those are
pretty cool chips that.
Speaker 2: H oh, we know we gave the Outrider, but I
do like the Ebenhawk from Kotsore as well.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, no, I like that too. That's a
that's a good one. It's very similar to sort of
like the Outrider and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do think I will have to insist in
the enterprise teat for this one, though like it. I'm like,
I think I would be the exact same way.
Speaker 1: I like, well, you know, I could easily go Millennium Falcon,
but I like the idea of like owning my own
ship and be in my own private space. And that's
a very cool concept to me. But it's equally cool
to have a flying city in space that has that
meets everyone's needs and has all these civilians there, and
then there's the kind of quasi military running the ship
and stuff like that on the saucer.
Speaker 2: It's just it's a cool thing. One more, yeah, one
more shaking it up real good, Now we can share
the best one. It's shaking loose gets into my paw.
Oh this is a long one. Is this possibly?
Speaker 3: Oh god?
Speaker 2: This was definitely a community remember what some of we
are back on this train? All right? What is her?
Speaker 1: Who is the greatest Tertiary McDonald's mascot? I love Merrior,
mccheese cheese a third, Yeah, yeah, that's good.
Speaker 2: Is Grimace tertiary? These are tough? I think. I let's say,
let's say that the only ones that I think aren't
tertiary are Ronald McDonald, Grimace, and the Hamburglar. I think
everyone else, even that bird I can't remember her name,
kind of tertiary.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, I think that's that that works
for me. Marybica Cheese is up there, marybig Cheese is great.
Speaker 2: So you just like put him in a cartoon, and
cartoons often do, and I just start laughing. Yeah, like
he's like the fact that cheese is sticking on all
sides but still kind of looks like it's acting as
his tongue for his hamburger mouth. I guess so the
bird I'm learning so much was Birdie the early bird,
designed to promote breakfast when they started doing breakfast in
nineteen eighty. That's why there's this bird. Oh interesting, Okay.
Speaker 1: I I do have my answer, Mike, and I'm pretty
dead set on this one. I'm I'm gonna I hope,
I hope you can just go with me. Mac Tonight,
Mac mac Tonight.
Speaker 2: Mac is really cool looking for sure.
Speaker 1: That's the same thing where it's like, oh, open late
now so you can come to our stories, relate and
get McDonald's.
Speaker 2: And so it's the equivalent to Bernie.
Speaker 1: Uh the moon guy. He was uh mac tonight. I
remember seeing him the first time being like, that's the
coolest fucking moon I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, yeah, he is pretty neat. God,
what about I always liked the nuggets. What were the
nuggets called? Oh?
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, the McNugget buddies, that's I guess they're just
called I guess tell you what.
Speaker 2: The name's hurting them. The name is hurting. Yeah, it's
no fry kids. Yeah, yeah, exactly, the fry Kids. That's
something I can or uh yeah yeah, the Happy Meal gig.
I actually do remember the Happy Meal I had toys.
This is like listening to.
Speaker 3: Two priests talking about their favorite saints and ship like.
Speaker 2: This is your What about Cosmic the alien? Do you
remember that? I don't. It's this weird little alien c s.
MC has nothing to do with the When they tried
to make the Starbucks likes that were also called Cosmics. Yeah,
there was an alien mascot called Cosmic there. I don't
think he last too long.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm looking at pictures of him right now.
But do you remember Captain Crook? No, Captain Cook's a
new one, A pirate villain from McDonald's land Ad universe
from nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 2: He was just basically a muppet. Yeah, I don't remember
Captain Crook.
Speaker 1: Now, man, what is this fucking early version of the Hamburgler.
That's terrifying. Okay, I have to show that picture with
everyone later. Captain Crook is cool, but not gonna probably
win this one. I'm looking. Oh, yeah, I look at Cosmic,
this guy Cosmic? Right, I do remember this guy? Did
I have a toy of Cosmic. I'm about to say,
I bet you remember him when.
Speaker 2: You see him. Yeah, I better start rating down Tershy
airy man holds mascot right now. All right, So we're
leaning towards mack tonight. Cosmic, pretty good, maror mccheese. Also,
I think worthy of consideration.
Speaker 1: You said you said it was Ronald MacDonald, Hamburglar and
Grimace are the non tertiary that I think those are
only not.
Speaker 2: I think those the only primary ones. Maybe early bird,
maybe Birdie. But like I don't know. Pretty got a
lot of screen time, but she was kind of a
she was kind of the token female character.
Speaker 1: Let's be honest. That's always how I felt. Yes, Okay,
Shaun says Birdie is secondary. Well, it doesn't feel like
it's going to be concerned in this conversation anyhow.
Speaker 2: I'm still mac Tonight. All right. Well, uh, let's do it,
mac Tonight. Okay, I'm glad we got my silly one house.
Did we good thing? I shook it so much the
cream rose to the top. Yeah, yeah, absolutely all right.
So just to remind everybody what we decided all the
hat tonight, the best greatest sads soundtrack is follow Fantasy six.
Our first hat hat trick, uh grace, any scheme is
punch Out, Greatest Control, the Xbox series, Control, Great Spaceship
is the USS Enterprise d and the greatest tertiary.
Speaker 1: McDonald's mascot is Mac Tonight. Fantastic, incredible. Yeah, I'm really
proud of us. Good job, Good job to everybody. It
sounds like we got just a handful of from the
community answered this time around, but we'll do even more
next time, I'm sure. Yeah, keep sending them in going
back for more. Yes, yes, we will replenish the hat.
We promised to replenish the hat. All right, let's take
one more break. We'll come back talk about what we've
been playing, and then we'll get into the rest of
the super chats right after this. All right, Mike, I'll
tell you a little bit really quick about Pacopia. I've
not played a ton of it, probably I'm still in
the very early tutorial parts. But what I've played so
far has been immediately charming and like, oh, I could
tell all like they put you in a world and
then they give you the give your ditto human character
a bunch of ability really fast of like, okay, you
can put some water on the ground to revive these
plants in this earth, and then you could plant plant
plants yourself. And then if those plants are watered and
they're bunched up in like groups of four, that will
be a habitat for certain Pokemon and they'll be attracted.
And now you need to learn the combinations of other things,
like putting four of those grass spaces under a tree
so it's shaded grass that will attract different types of Pokemon.
And it's like that's where I'm at right now, where
it's like I'm learning the very basics. I have the
ability to put down the water. I have the ability
to grow grass and then I can call a charmander
over to start a fire. But I can see around
me already a bunch of other things I will eventually
be able to interact with, like some big piles of
wood that I can use cut on. And there's a
like a leaky block in the wall where I'm like, oh,
I bet if I dig there, the water will start
pouring and start feeding all this land fresh water, so
I don't have the water.
Speaker 2: It all the time.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, okay, I can all already see the
pathway they have me on, and everything I've done so
far has been very pleasant and pleasurable. Of just hey,
I did the very basic thing, and now a squirrel
has moved in and a ball bazaar, and it's like, okay, yeah,
this is working for me already, and it feels like
it's not going to be like the most complicated, but
it will be complex enough to keep me entertained at
least through this early part. So I'm I'm seeing the
promise here, and I'm certainly seeing what everyone who has
fallen in love with this game is seen. I will
be curious to see if it has the legs of
something like an animal crossing. And it doesn't need to.
It just needs to be a fun game that people
feel like they've got their money's.
Speaker 2: Worth out of.
Speaker 1: But if it does have the legs, it's something they
could support long term. Like they're having like not live events,
but like events in the game set to certain dates
and stuff like that. It's like, oh, yeah, you keep
adding those over time and expanding on those. You could
do a lot with this thing. And I'm impressed at
the very at least so far, And I'm looking forward
to seeing what you think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm very excited to try it out tomorrow. I'm
hoping hoping he gets his clause into me. I can
go for one of these pretty badly. I still, you know,
when Pokemon is good, I do enjoy it quite a bit.
So I'm interested to see which Pokemon's I can attract
to my town. Yeah, and I think it looks really nice.
It looks like a Pokemon game.
Speaker 1: It's like part of me is like, man, I do
remember just Viva Pinata on the three sixty looking I
don't want to say better, but just kind of like,
oh yeah, it looks more realistic for sure, and it's uh,
so okay, why do I don't need to compare it
to that this is what this game should look like.
A part of me is also like I kind of
wish the Pokemon Company would take a few more chances
with its visual style and try some other things, maybe
not necessarily realistic, but at least stylized it.
Speaker 2: During that capcro On presentation, it was funny seeing Monster
Hunter Story three, a game I'm not really interested in,
but it like looks really good. It is like really good.
You know, it's a bit more allies and colorful and
animated and any of the pookey won games have been
recently exactly.
Speaker 1: And you know a huge part of that is them
just trading on what these games are, you know, the
history of these games. It's the thirtieth anniversary and you're
mostly getting Gen One and they're still making all of
their original Gen One sound effects, as they should. So
it's like, yeah, part of that is a conscious choice
to make a callback to these original games.
Speaker 2: And I get that you playing anything well, you know,
residue when I was the big thing over kind of
the weekend, went through that right, talked about some places,
but just had a really time. But hopefully maybe we
can do a spoiler cast or something, either in the
next BombCast or somewhere else. You finished it, yeah, I
would like to talk about was that?
Speaker 4: Do you finish it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I finished it. Yeah, yep. So it was
really good. It was incredible stuff. Liked it a lot,
but kind of killing time on I switched to was
playing Dragon Quest to HD two D and am enjoying that.
It's you know, it's a lot like the other at
two d's I do kind of like the whole the
conceit of this one is your descendants of the guy
from the first game and send this sort of spread
around the kingdom and there's a new threat and you
need to go find your cousins from the other kingdom.
So yeah, just a it's kind of just it's kind
of cute, like, oh, these kids are gonna kind of
get together and they're the next Journey. It's like Dragon
Quest the next generation. Yeah, we all we all know
how I feel about TNG. So even after playing seven
and seven like really simplified a lot of things. So
even like the fact here that sometimes my characters die
and I'm actually healing and not just spamming whatever is
my strongest spell at all times, because there's so much
MP and things that will regenerate my MP everywhere. The
fact that I actually had to go back to town
and heal sometimes and crime for money, I'm actually kind
of happy to have that back. I it's at the
very least a change of pace, right, Yeah, yeah, just
I want I liked seven Reimagine, but I want my
RPGs to push against me a good bit more than that,
right for sure? Uh, Christian, you have been playing Marathon? Yep?
Speaker 3: Yeah, came out today. I played during that service lam thinging.
Speaker 4: I play a little bit just to feel, like, you know,
the shooting and that kind of stuff, just for that, and.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to get burned.
Speaker 3: You know, you play a lot with our greaders.
Speaker 4: I kind of burn myself out a little bit with
those tests that I play a lot of it when
they came the game came out, I was kind of
struggling a little bit at the beginning, but then I
just picked up and with this game, I didn't want
to do that, so I just played to feel the
shooting and it felt good, but they didn't have all
the progression stuff that you really want on these games.
And now with the game fully out, I mean, you know,
testing all that stuff and it seems pretty good. It's
a pretty good one of these games, which kind of
means nothing, you know, because who knows what's going.
Speaker 3: To happen with this game. I kind of don't want to.
Speaker 4: Or don't want to say anything, because whenever I love
a game, either becomes like the greatest thing ever or
it dies right away. So I kind of scare about that.
But it did give me a little bit of relief
because I didn't know if I was going to like
the the loop of the game not having like a
crafting thing. It doesn't have that kind of stuff that
I really like, but you still do, uh loot a
lot of stuff, you is, you don't craft stuff, but
you exchange whatever you find for upgrades for your character
for like other materials for make upgrades for your guns
and that kind of stuff. So they have they have
like the treadmill, you know that that that's the Karen
the stick where you can just like see this thing
in the horizon that you can chase and like it
gives it gives all the shooting, all the stuff, this
like this complexity. It's cool because you can make your character,
your shell and your stuff like more personalized and play
the way you want to play. So so it's cool,
but still, you know, still cautious to see what's gonna
happen with the game.
Speaker 2: If it's gonna I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Get super invested and then the game dies.
Speaker 4: Like a couple of months, it was like, fuck, man,
this fucking sucks, and I love Bunchie. Yeah, I don't
want Bunchie to go to you know, have a bad
time knowing how Sunny works.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so far it's pretty good, pretty.
Speaker 4: Fun, and hopefully people place it and likes it because
I want to be.
Speaker 1: Around to ask you just a basic question about how
it works to help me. Is there a big onboarding
sequence before I'm able to play with other people?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 4: I mean, there's a there's a the second you launch
the game, it puts you in the in the match,
like it's just a solo match. Yeah, then it's just
a tutorial. But you can't skip that and you don't
need anything.
Speaker 3: You can just like.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play that at least. Yeah, I'm gonna. I'm gonna,
I'm gonna start up tonight. See what I kind of
need ready tomorrow up. That's what that was my plan
as well.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, it's super short and you can't even skip it.
And I did it during the Sarah Slam. And then
when I launched the game today because the new game
plus boys were playing and I saw them, so I
was like, I want to launch the game because I
just came back for work and I.
Speaker 3: Was trying to have some rest.
Speaker 4: But fucking she's gonna play the video game, you know.
So I skipped the tutor and nothing happened. I could
just like log in with them, so you don't need
to do none.
Speaker 1: Of that, Okay, all right, excellent. Yeah, I'm curious to
see how I end up.
Speaker 2: Going about it.
Speaker 3: I want to shooting feels good.
Speaker 1: Give a if I like the shooting up, but I'll
like it quite a bit. Like that's what I want
from this.
Speaker 3: It's great. Shooting is great.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: The guns there are a bunch of guns. They're big ass,
they occupy half of the fucking screen that they look
cool as fuck. The art is great, despite on what
some people say, don't I don't get people who doesn't
like this artists create.
Speaker 3: I'm like, look at it, it's like wipe out. This
looks crazy. It loose cool as fun like it just
look like yeah, yes, that's like it's pretty. So yeah,
we get good luck, Bun.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know what else will say about the game,
but he's pretty good.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it, all right. Uh, I think that's gonna
do it for what we've been playing.
Speaker 1: We'll be talking about like more Pacopia next week. I'm
sure Mike, you're gonna, like you already gonna be talking
about that because you're gonna spend a lot of time
with it tomorrow night. So we'll have those conversations. Then
in the meantime, Mike, let's wrap up that last super chut.
Speaker 2: I think we just got one. Yeah from t Bucket says,
I know, Greb posted a pick, but Mike, have you
seen the my nine games trend of Blue Sky, where
people pick their top nine games or most important games.
I've seen this. I did not do my own. I
guess I'm curious to see what yours. Did you see mine? No,
I didn't see it to see it's all play club games.
You're funny that's funny.
Speaker 1: It was I was like, do I have enough to
fill this out? And I'm like Diakatana, Bubbsy, Ride to Hell,
Trespaster over Blood, Blues Brothers two thousand, Batman Dark Tomorrow.
Speaker 2: It was like Sonic Blast.
Speaker 1: And then I' like, wait do I have I might
not have a ninth It's like, okay, I'll count thirty
thirty Great Games Family Party, which we played with loose packs, so.
Speaker 2: I was able to fill it all out. It's a
funny time. It's a it's a dumb looking image when
you just look at those nine yeah right, I mean, okay,
real quick, we'll see if I can make my Blake
Club one should be right there. Yeah yeah, RoboCop was
my first one. Then Rtal Combat Mythologies was after that.
This is a good practice, remember all the ones I've done.
I'm gonna cheat and I'm gonna go to this is
a this is a Japanese site, right this this thing? Actually?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, my nine games yep. But if you just
type it into that search bar, they'll pop up.
Speaker 2: If I said for sub zero, will come up there
it is, I'll sub zero my oh, before that, I
even had that's right, special Forces. I forget I did
special Forces. Don't forget special Forces. I don't forget special
Forces all right? Then after those ones, that was Rascal
wasn't right away? Oh? Was it my blightening round? What
dock did I do after Mortal Kombat mythologies? H okay?
So uh more kon mythologies? Then was it Fester's Quest?
I feel like I did one before I could put
Fester's Quests on for now, but I feel like I
did other ones. I feel like I'm missing it alone
in the Dark. No, it was probably maybe his a
lone dark so's Fester's Quest. There's a loan in the Dark?
Uh God, I hate that game. Uh then raal blink
and you'll miss it? Rascal? Uh Virtual Hide lied? Have
you spelled that fucking virtual high lide? Uhland? There's that
one then, Lee, Man, I don't have to cheat like
you did. Leisures already you have? You have ten? I
think that would count? Yeah, Leisure, well really ten? I'm
missing Leisures Larry Box Office Bus. God, what a fucking yeah?
I'm puting this is like the one game they just
don't even have on here.
Speaker 1: Mortal Kombat Social Forces, Fester's Quest sub Zero, RoboCop, Rascal
Leisure Suit, Larry RoboCup, Rogue City, Virtuoso, lun in the
Dark Virtual hide Light.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I got nine. Wait, what do you have ten?
I have nine? Which one?
Speaker 1: I'm six seven eight nine, Damn I'm counting ten. Mortal
Kombat Special Forces, Fester's Quest, Mortal Combat, sub Zero, RoboCop,
Rascal Leisure Suit, Larry robo cop, Roke City, Virtuoso Virtual Highlight.
Speaker 2: The city is a delight club. That's what you're saying,
RoboCop twice. Oh right, Robo Okay, I said, rob okay,
that's right, that's what it is. Okay, cool, thank you.
I did say it twice, Okay, I see it. Yeah, yep, yeah, yeah,
yeh Rocop Roke City is the good one. That's that's
a delight club. Yes, that's right, all right, we did it.
Then I have nine exactly, So I have a funny
picture here that I will now post on my spoos
guy for sure. All right, fantastic. Uh and then I
think we got anover come in Steinar says thoughts on
the Rasio work with credits on I ticket. Yeah, I
need to listen to it again. I did like it.
A lot. I listened to the Bow and the Blake
VERSI before remake all the time. Still, so I'm not
sure we're gonna like as much as that, but definitely
definitely want to play some more of it for sure.
Speaker 3: Is it about annoying needs to play Us to the
Grace or is it No.
Speaker 2: It's it's textual about how fun it is. Wait, you
don't like playing Us Grace? Those are the best the
games start? Don't please don't start? Oh? Is it as
bad as the combat and uh and fantasy remakes? No?
I just.
Speaker 4: I just like Leo bro I just want to shoot
like so great and then occupies half of the entire
fucking corrido to go through it so I can go
back and pick up a fucking wrench and then go
back again and wait for the motherfucker to go through
it again.
Speaker 2: You could shoot them the lake man.
Speaker 4: My only recourse. I shoot all my bullets on the Mattherfu.
I had to run around the fucking table all the time.
Speaker 3: It's cool. I love it? Oh, scared issue it so funny?
Speaker 2: Oh look I loved it.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wait, so I like have you heard about this?
The Final Puzzle and Rich of Evil requiem.
Speaker 2: I've heard about this. I don't know too much about
it yet.
Speaker 1: I like just looked up how like where it starts
or what I should be aware of, And apparently it
is that severed hand.
Speaker 2: Did you pick up the severed hands? I did pick
I did pick up the sever hand. Wonder what was
gonna happen with it? I was like, here's another pencil
I did. It's okay, that makes sense, Okay, okay, cool, Oh, interesting, Okay.
Speaker 1: I won't say anything more but that I kind of
wish I would have thought of that.
Speaker 2: Okay, so now I know how to start that. Man,
I'm gonna go do that.
Speaker 1: It seems it seems very obtuse, and it has to
do with like a lot of stuff you pick up
and you're like, does this do anything?
Speaker 2: And and okay it does? Did you do anything with
the rulet table mazes? We're gaining the spoilers? I don't know,
but I never got I didn't.
Speaker 1: I rolled that thing maybe thirty times and it never
I never did anything.
Speaker 2: I haven't looked up if it does anything. Yeah, I
got I want to. I do want to play it again.
It's like right now, especially because like I am playing
World of Warcraft and Overwatch again. Oh that takes up
some time, it turns out so yeah that.
Speaker 3: Chad, says a man who has only played Hide and Seek. Yeah,
this game plays fire.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If you're playing like High and Seek, I bet
you're not having a good time.
Speaker 3: They don't give you a bullets to shoot. Motherfuckers.
Speaker 2: You got a sample. You're supposed to shoot them like
once in the leg and then push them away. You're
not you know, yeah, survive the horror Christian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's yeah, come, if you kill them, I would
try to get on the game's wavelength. I would try
to shoot them in the leg, push them, run past them,
because honest, if you kill them, they can become more dangerous.
Speaker 2: So you kind of yourself up first, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: Assume that pissed me off, something that happen.
Speaker 1: It's like, but it's like it keeps the tension high,
which is what they're going for. So I would just
try to get on.
Speaker 3: That's the problem. I'm not a coward like you.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, that's right. That's just true. And uh I.
Speaker 4: Will try I will memes apart, I will try to
play more. I'm e very like, Oh, it's just shooting people.
You know, so they give me a gun, I will.
They probably shouldn't give you a gun.
Speaker 1: It me and myrin really did get fixed up, all
those ones that, like, I was only three of the
way out of like the fifteen I mentioned, and now
they're all done.
Speaker 2: So all right, cool, that's fantastic.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get out of here. Let's wrap this
show up. But do we forget anything? It was kind
of a mess there at the end. I think we
got everything. We got super Chat.
Speaker 3: You like seven, I like Ricy new seven.
Speaker 2: Oh he just hates playing as a woman.
Speaker 4: Have you heard them making an old woman remake of
twelve Angry Men?
Speaker 2: Twelve woman Jesus Christ? That I'll punish him, everybody, don't worry.
Speaker 3: That's Northern Lions, chokes.
Speaker 2: Christian, you're mad. You're really altered here. I didn't know
we had a Colin Morey already on our team.
Speaker 3: Them saying.
Speaker 2: You tear the team apart. Christian, like, make into their
fucking subreddit. Maybe maybe we'll make it to them. What
that doesn't like they have to do sub reddit? Which
one will be it?
Speaker 1: Mike, it's early in the month. There's got to be
a new nineties Disney, Right, tell people where to find
that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah nighttyes Disney talking about the time they made the
castle into a birthday cake for the twenty fifth anniversary,
kind of tie into the repain they're doing there. Nine
zero Disney dot is that funny to you?
Speaker 3: Christian?
Speaker 2: My podcast.
Speaker 3: Stupid for you?
Speaker 2: Let me? Should I go get my weird little game
boy thing real quick? God?
Speaker 4: You're right, everybody?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know what's going on?
Speaker 4: To do more?
Speaker 2: Play play Chris is so good guy of the sections. Oh,
he's running out of time. This music is about to
wrap up quickly. Pluck here, you turn it on, you
take it out. Play some music.
Speaker 1: It's the mind clip, it's the head clips. Yeah bye, everybody,
thanks for watching.
Speaker 3: Okay, next time, he's gonna lose it in three day.
It's not gonna know what.
Speaker 2: Shut all right, Jeff, let's do each other herest Include
that when you post this on the last uh stand media?
Was that? Yeah? Include the part about the piston. All right,
we're out.