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Kotaku's Lisa Marie Segarra, Ethan Gach, and Michael Fahey dive into gaming one very specific topic at a time.
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good lordy the female cohost needs to tone down that fake laughing. not everything has to be incredibly funny...
The background noise on this interview makes it damn near impossible to listen to... The voices are clearly audible, but the fountain (is it?) is really making it hard to stay focussed on them...
what's going on in the background of this podcast?
You guys are trying too hard to make sense out of nonsense.
did I miss it entirely or have you not discussed Silksong at all yet??!
I agree with Kirk's take on commerce in video games because it's exactly how I feel as a consumer. I really enjoyed the conversation and the points everyone had to offer.
Please stop going off topic, if I want a variety podcast I would chose a variety podcast not a game podcast
Please keep your Focus on Videogame related Things or do a second Podcast for all the other stuff. Other than that, great show.
Love the work you guys do! You make my days stuck at the desk more endurable 😄
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Just finished the Secret Hunters of Destiny episode, absolutely terrific (even for a non Destiny player!), please do more like this :-)
Great podcast guys keep up the good work. I listen to every episode
Love the music anecdotes every so often! This podcast could go off on many tangents and the intelligence and integrity of the hosts could make almost anything seem interesting, even if the delivery is a but monotonous as mentioned in other comments.
Wish they tried to sound less monotonous.