One of ’em’s right, and a-one of ’em’s wrong! Tell us who you think won in the comments!
We’re taking a week off for the holidays, so see ya December 6 for the next podcast!
(This post originally linked to the wrong file, which has now been corrected. We didn’t catch this since we went out of town for the holidays right after posting it. One of our listeners, “Cold Solder Joints”, pointed out the error! Thanks, Cold!)
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At one time or another, we’ve all felt like things couldn’t get any worse: that gut-wrenching terror when Rare or Bungie sold their studios to Microsoft, or the dismal despair when Ensemble Studios was closed down by Microsoft. Perhaps you’ve been a fan of one of the many companies killed by Electronic Arts. Maybe a new entry in your favorite game series was released and it just wasn’t able to live up to its grand, sweeping promises.
On the other hand, maybe you’ve been able to look at situations like these as long-awaited new chapters in stodgy old traditions. Change and revitalization are indispensable parts of life that can be hard for some people to accept, but you might be the sort of person who seeks and embraces change as a bold and exciting new adventure.
Or, maybe you’re the sort who doesn’t have time for all that noise and thinks, “Nuts to them all.”
No matter which camp you find yourself in, we have the cure: the Brawl in the Family Holiday sale!
We’ve slashed prices on the last remaining copies of the Brawl in the Family Trilogy, as well as the last few t-shirts remaining in our stock. If you’ve considered picking ’em up, this might be your last opportunity, so act fast!
With great sales like these, you’ll still be able to feel like everything’s coming up Milhouse.
The boys chat Metroid this time, as well as politics and controversy in video games. Garfield also comes up for some reason.
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