Call of Duty WWII Looks BANANAS - What's Good Games Podcast (Ep. 26)

What's Good Games: A Video Game Podcast

What's Good Games

Games, Leisure, Video Games, News, Entertainment News

4.6 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2017

⏱️ 115 minutes

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Summary

On this week's episode the Britt, Steimer, and Andrea discuss the newly announced Harry Potter game coming from Pokemon GO creators, plus what a new console Harry Potter could look like. In hands-on Britt chats about the gritty realism of Call of Duty WW2, Andrea gushes over how much she loves Assassin's Creed Origins, and Steimer reminds us why Donkey Kong Country is one of the all time greats. Plus a special interview with William Collis, co-founder of Gamer Sensei and a discussion around the rise of esports and why coaches are so sought after.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Unaunting sound
0:09.9	Sonic
0:16.2	Arolling
0:19.7	or rappendo
0:23.1	What's good, everybody?
0:46.2	Welcome to another episode of the What's Good Games podcast.
0:50.1	I'm Andrea Renee joined by Miss Brittany Prombacher.
0:53.3	Hello.
0:55.1	And Miss Christine Stimer.
0:57.1	Hello.
0:58.1	How are your ladies doing this week?
1:00.1	Great.
1:01.1	I learned this week to how many episodes are we in 26 episodes?
1:05.6	How to properly talk into my microphone.
1:08.4	I'm very proud.
1:09.4	You're like, you're supposed to talk into the top.
1:12.8	I'm like, that's not right.
1:14.6	No, that's not right.
1:16.6	Hey, yeah.
1:17.6	So what?
1:18.6	Sometimes the woes of production are something that just plagues you for a while.
1:24.1	But I'm very glad that we were able to correct your microphone speaking.
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