Welcome to another episode of Kutaku Split Screen, the only podcast that lets you unlock Darth Vader in less than 40 hours.

It's November 23rd, 2017, and today we've got turkey, stuffing, and a mailbag full of your questions. On this

very special Q&A, we're answering questions about whether games should cost $60, the role of

journalists when it comes to covering loop boxes, and the ethics of addiction. We also give some

recommendations to a listener who says he hasn't played any new video games in over four years.

We hope you're having an excellent Thanksgiving. Spend it with us today.

All right. Let's go. And we are back for another episode.

The turkey is roasting and the gravy is simmering, and I hope you are all having an excellent Thanksgiving.

And to those of you who are not in the United States, I hope you are having a very jealous Thanksgiving that you do not get to be in America right now.

My name is Jason Shire. I am the news editor at kataka.com. I am joined for another episode by Kutaku's editor at large.

Kirk Hamilton. Hello, Kirk. Hello, Jason. How's it going?

Good. Happy Thanksgiving to you.

We are recording this on the Monday before

Thanksgiving. This episode is going live on Thanksgiving Day, which is probably my favorite

holiday of the year, just because it's an excuse to stuff yourself. You get to just sit around

like being as lazy as possible, watching football, eating turkey. It is just the best.

It's a good holiday. I think the only downside for Thanksgiving is that it occurs so close

to the Hanukkah Christmas holiday. And I think that that double stacking of holidays

is sort of, it causes both of them to suffer if only because there's so much travel required

for both,

and it winds up feeling a little bit exhausting by the end.

But that's really my only substantive critique of Thanksgiving,

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