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Giant Bomb

Video Games, Comedy, Leisure, Technology

4.7 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2024

⏱️ 148 minutes

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Summary

We've got a full five stack today as we chat with Bailey about her continued adventures in Fallout, Michael Higham's time with SMT V: Vengeance and Sand Land, Jan finishing Stellar Blade, and Jeff Grubb fixing a Switch Lite. We also recap the news about Garry's Mod takedowns, Microsoft making moves as a publisher, and we answer all of your lovely emails!

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0:00.0	Oh, well, well, all,
0:02.0	well, uh,
0:04.0	...
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0:11.0	... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Hey! Hey everybody it's Tuesday, it's Tuesday, April 30th, 2024. Welcome to the Giant Bombcast.
0:33.5	I am your host Jan O-Shoa, also powered by N-60.
0:38.0	We're all powered by N-60 here.
0:40.0	Joining me co-captain the ship as always.
0:43.0	Chef Rob.
0:45.0	We were doing the clap to sink and the seconds felt really long.
0:48.0	I think I've had too much chervamate.
0:50.0	He is too tapped into the grand calculus of the universe.
0:55.0	I see it all. I see the music.
0:57.0	Speaking about calculus and seeing the music, he's feeling the music, he's feeling the music, he's feeling the tones. Jeff Bacolar.
1:04.0	Oh, hello, how are you?
1:05.0	I was just mixing up my yogurt, but I'm going to put it down and talk to you instead.
1:10.0	How's it going, Jay.
1:11.0	I'm the one who's weird for drinking a soda.
1:12.8	You're mixing up a yogurt, pervert.
1:15.4	Well, it settles, Bailey.
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