Hey, guys. Welcome to another episode of the award-winning podcast, four-player podcast, here at four-playerpodcast.com. What the hell was that? You could have just had the award-winning four-player podcast. It was the craziest intro ever. Wait, what? This is going to be the show that people listen to. Hi, hi, gaming podcast. Let's see who won the podcast award.

And then they're going to go, oh, four-player podcast.

Let's click on that show.

And then it's going to be this one.

And they're going to be like, it sucks.

This would be the podcast.

It makes everybody regret that they voted for us for the podcast awards.

Anyways, I'm your host, Nick Henderson, joined by the illustrious Brad Simons.

Hello.

And Nolan, the intern.

Would it do?

And we are here to talk about games once again.

We've got to talk about some stuff, and then we're going to talk about some news, like we always do, and then wrap the show up with some viewer questions in the four-player a minute. So, Brad. How about I don't go first? Well, let me. Well, you mean don't go first for the impressions? Yeah, because he doesn't know what he's been playing. I know what I've been playing. I spent all of the last night playing some Tomb Raider 2. That was weird. That... Why? Because Touring Rite 2 is fucking cool. There's still something very cool and exciting about that old game that you don't get in a lot of modern games. Something very similar to demon souls, where everything is so dangerous

and terrifying.

Because of the controls.

No.

Because, I mean, well, yeah, at least when it comes to, like, combat and shit.

But I just mean in terms of, I mean, that is a game that has a very unique control scheme,

and its control scheme exists to do exactly what

that game, you know, is, I mean, that control scheme suits what that game is trying to be,

which is something that's very different than like everything else that came before it.

And so it definitely has its quirks, but it you it allows them to the player to experience

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