Hi everyone and welcome to Kotaku's new discussion series, SplitStreet.

I am Jason Shrier and I'm Kirk Hamilton and we're very glad that you're with us today.

I'm sitting here in a very comfy chair in Portland and Jason is in a sound studio in New York

and we're talking across the entire country via

the magic of the internet.

It's pretty cool, right, Jason?

So, yeah, so this is, as Kotalker readers can tell, this is our first episode of split-screen.

So excuse any technical hurdles or awkward moments we might run into it.

Weird framing if it happens, we'll get better as we go.

We will.

We will get better as we go, promise.

Welcome to Kataku's split screen, the only video game podcast to record 100 episodes.

It's October 12th, 2017, and we're celebrating our 100th episode by talking about video games like we always do.

First, Jason and I talk about the perils of moving and what to do with your old video games when you do.

Then we discussed the news of the week, including the loopbox mania that's sweeping the nation, the state of VR in late 2017, and the 10th anniversary

of the Orange Box. Then we talk through the games that we're playing, including Middle

Earth's Shadow of War, Steamworld Dig 2, Star Doe Valley on the Switch, and South Park,

the fractured butthole. It's been a fun ride so far. Here's to 100 more.

And we are back for our 100th episode of Kataku's split screen. My name is Kirk Hamilton. I'm

editor at

large at kataku.com and I am joined as I have been many, many times in the past by Kotaku

News editor Jason Shire. Hello, Jason, happy 100th. Happy 100. It is technically like our

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