Back in my Play X Player 1 Podcast E3 2015 Spectacular

Player One Podcast

Chris Johnston

Leisure, Video Games, Games

4.5 • 498 Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2015

⏱️ 125 minutes

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Summary

Kevin, Josh, CJ, and Greg get together to discuss the E3 press conferences, huge announcements, a few surprises, and a couple disappointments. If you do not already listen to it be sure to add Back In My Play to your podcast rotation. Huge thanks to Kevin for editing and hosting this special episode (which originated on Back In My Play's feed)!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to this very special edition of Back in My Play and the Player
0:26.4	One podcast where we're going to be talking about E3 2015.
0:31.6	The press conferences have happened.
0:33.7	We've had a ton of new announcements and we're here to talk about the ones that are applicable to our interests.
0:41.0	My name is Kevin Larrabee, and I have a great panel for us again today.
0:45.4	And we're going to start off with the host of the Player One podcast.
0:49.7	That is Chris Johnson.
0:50.9	CJ, how you doing?
0:52.0	Good.
0:52.4	How are you, Kevin?
0:53.3	Good.
0:53.6	You're just coming off of your own announcement right now, too.
0:56.3	That's right.
0:57.1	Adult Swim Games just announced a partnership with Double Fine Productions on a new game.
1:04.0	New IP.
1:05.7	Very cool.
1:06.7	Very exciting.
1:08.3	I can't talk about it too much right now, though, right?
1:10.7	No. I can't say anything more too much right now, though, right? No.
1:11.5	I can't say anything more than that.
1:14.1	That's still a pretty good setup, pretty good setup.
1:16.6	Yeah.
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