57: Final Fantasy Road Trip

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🗓️ 1 December 2016

⏱️ 91 minutes

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In honor of Final Fantasy XV's release, Kirk and Jason swap stories about their adventures with Noctis, Prompto, Ignis, and Richard. It's a fun one! Also: No Man's Sky improvements and the apparent AAA sales rut. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of Kotaku Split Screen.
0:11.9	It's December 1st, 2016.
0:14.0	Thanksgiving is over.
0:15.6	The turkey has been eaten.
0:16.9	The stuffing has been put in the fridge.
0:18.7	And we are back to talk about video games.
0:21.3	Really, just to talk about one video game, that video game being Final Fantasy 15,
0:25.8	which finally came out at long last this week.
0:28.7	Jason reviewed the game for Kitaku, and I've been playing some of it,
0:31.4	so he and I are going to talk a bunch about what I make of the game, what he thinks of it,
0:34.7	some cool hidden stuff that he found, and how that game got
0:37.9	made. We also hit on No Man Sky, which got a big surprise update on Sunday that makes the game
0:43.2	a whole lot better. All that and reader questions too, so stick around.
0:58.1	And we're back from Thanksgiving break.
0:59.4	The turkey has been eaten.
1:02.0	It's time to get ready for a new holiday.
1:03.7	My name is Kirk Hamilton.
1:05.8	I am here, as always, with Jason Schreier.
1:06.4	Hey, Jason.
1:06.9	How's it going?
1:07.8	Hey, Kirk.
1:08.6	How was your Thanksgiving?
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