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In my defense, we recorded this and I'm editing it on election day and I didn't sleep.

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And you're listening to watch out for Fireballs. It is a Games Club podcast.

And this week we are talking about Uncharted Waters 2 New Horizons, which is a simulation game created by Coe for the SNES Genesis and PC in 1994.

Our first Coe joint. Yeah. This episode was executive produced by David who you may remember from the Lords of Magic episode. David bringing us PC-ass games in 2020, which I love.

I appreciate.

I do have the sense, perhaps, that David was thinking about the PC version of this but I think that we both played the S&ES version.

So they're very similar and in fact the PC version is considered to be a little bit of a downgrade

for a number of reasons is based on what I is as what I have seen

So there's one element of the combat that is more strategic and complicated in the PC version which we'll talk about that is the only thing I can think of that we're missing and in exchange for that we got

really nice music and a lot of user interface stuff it's also worth noting that the SNES version of this is the superior version. There's a weird thing that happens with the Denisus version.

Which we'll talk about. But in this game you play as one of six protagonists setting sail in 1522. You are finding

fame and fortune in the high seas via various meters.

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