Welcome to another episode of Kotaku Split Screen, the only podcast that lets you collect over 900 moons.

It's November 2nd, 2017, and today we're digging into the delightful Super Mario Odyssey, which is just a joy to play.

We're also talking about Sony's big week of announcements, the closure of visceral games, and a new

policy from GameStop that lets you play an unlimited number of used games.

Then we'll dig into Destiny 2 PC and Wolfenstein to The New Colossus, a new game about shooting Nazis, which

has become sadly relevant today. As Mario says, let's go.

And we are back for another episode. It is November. We are in entering the Throws of Nov.

It is another busy fall video game season.

And my name is Jason Schreier. I'm the news editor at Kotaku.com.

I am joined by Kirk Hamilton, the the editor at large of kataku.com. Kirk, are you ready for Nav?

Man, I guess so. I'm feeling less like a human these days and more like a just a receptacle for

content over the last couple of weeks. I just, I don't have a personality left. I just play.

Yeah, I just consume. I play and watch things and form a feeling like a consumer. Definitely. Definitely. A content, a content,

a content consumer for sure. How are you doing? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I feel similarly. I feel like a consumer

of Super Mario Odyssey, which we will get to on this episode because that game

needs to be talked about. We need to talk about that game for the rest of our lives.

Yeah, I have so many, I mean, there's so many different things that I've played and watched

recently. I'll offer maybe some quick thoughts on a couple things first. Before we get started,

so last week I gather Gita and Patricia, we're not able to do an

episode of Fave This, so that didn't run. I think they're going to be doing one, though,

that'll be up on Friday. They haven't decided yet what they're doing, but check that out.

So before we talk about video games, very briefly, I think it'd actually be fun to do a spoiler cast.

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