In this three-hour odyssey, Brad and Corey discuss 15 (!!!) games they’ve been playing the past couple of weeks. They also discuss podcasting vs writing about games, answer some more Q&A questions, and Corey updates us on photographing cosplay at Mechacon and his parkour trip to Atlanta. Brad talks his frustrations with Fortnite and some classic movies he’s been watching.
Timestamps:
No Man’s Sky Next: 08:29
Mothergunship: 18:47
Pool Panic: 20:15
1979 Revolution: Black Friday: 24:07
Train Sim World: 27:34
Guitar Hero: 31:24
DJ Hero: 35:38
Quest of the Dungeons: 46:45
Enter the Gungeon: Gungeons and Draguns: 50:30
Divinity: Original Sin: 53:44
Heroki: 57:14
Flipping Death 59:24
Metal Gear Solid V: 01:05:47
Mafia III: 01:15:05
Hitman 2016: 01:21:50
Q&A: 01:43:54
Closing: 02:22:12
Banter: 02:22:45
Please send feedback and mailbag questions to SoVideogamesPODCAST (at) gmail (dot) com, or post them in the comments section below. Thanks!
Brad Gallaway
Currently, he's got about 42 minutes a night to play because adulting is a timesuck, but despite that, he's a happily married guy with two kids who both have better K/D ratios than he does.
Brad still loves Transformers, he's on Marvel Puzzle Quest when nobody at the office is looking, and his favorite game of all time is the first Mass Effect -- and he thought the trilogy's ending was Just Fine, Thanks.
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Wow, just seen the 3 hour time frame. Sounds exciting! Not listened yet, but hoping for good things.
Took 2 sessions of listening but flew by. Great stuff. Keep up the good work. The show was dope, man.
OOI, this reminds me of a film called The Watch. It has this little American guy called Jonah Hill and a deadpan British guy called Richard Ayoade. Hill keeps saying things like “that was the sh*ts – meaning a good thing. Ayoade tries to be American cool too and says “that was just sh*t”. I thought it was funny – but you’ve got to deliver the lines in their funny ways.