29th year has been weird. It's been a weird year hasn't it? Yes. I don't see how man.

Man, I have fucking video games at the beginning were one thing and now they're just like

streamed in your web browser to your phone where you can play the latest games.

In when I was in Japan for my honeymoon, here I go again. I was at a shopping pavilion

and I peed on a video game in a toilet. So 2019, hey, guess what? You're not there yet.

I don't know what year that was in, but 2019 is like, oh, what Microsoft streaming

shit onto a Sony phone and it's like, I peed on a game. Like it doesn't matter yet.

I'm trying to translate what you just said. You went to Japan. You put a video game in

a toilet and you put it there. I didn't put it there. I didn't put it there. I didn't

put it there. I don't know man.

Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid 4. No, there was like a special p controller that I blasted

and it made Mario jump or whatever. But anyway, I don't care that that Stadia is whatever

man. Peon a video game 2020. Peon video. Peon games.

My name is Justin McAroy and I know the best year of the year. My name is Griffin McAroy

and this was not that. My name is Chris Plant. When are we? My name is Russ Frushkin.

I know the best game of the week. Welcome to the besties, a game of the year show that's

kind of like a book club and has varied wildly in format. Since it's began, it's new

iteration. We're going to settle into a groove here real soon as soon as the games return

to us. But for now, we are going to talk about 2019 holistically speaking. The best

moments, the worst moments. What do we love? What do we hate? What are we? What were

we milked us on? No, that doesn't make the cut strong feelings only. I do want to

mention we did spend two full episodes talking about the video games that we love and

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