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Kotaku Splitscreen

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4.6 • 849 Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

We're talking video game romances this week on Kotaku Splitscreen. First, Ashley fulfills her life-long dream of discussing the best and worst of BioWare romances. Then, the team collaborates on their dream dating sim. (It's a bit unconventional.) And finally, we're joined by game designer and Twitch streamer Nina Freeman (twitch.tv/ninamarie), designer of Cibele—a game about love, sex, and the internet. Listen to hear Nina and Fahey discuss some of their gaming romances from years past.

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0:00.0	Welcome everyone to another exciting edition of Kotaku's split screen, the show where we tackle
0:14.7	video games one specific topic at excruciating detail at a time. I will be your host today.
0:22.2	My name is Ash Parrish, and I am joined by my emotional support co-worker slash consorts,
0:28.9	Nathan Grayson, and Mayan Mike.
0:32.2	Mike? It's Mike, right?
0:33.9	Mike Paheyon?
0:35.5	Mayanees,Fahey.
0:38.1	Good old mayonnaise, Feahy.
0:39.7	That's what they called me
0:40.5	back in the old days.
0:41.7	My, when I was an old-timey softball,
0:44.6	or baseball player, old-timey.
0:48.1	Michael Mayanese-Fahey,
0:49.8	up to the plate.
0:51.2	That does sound like a
0:52.3	name for an old-timey baseball guy.
0:55.1	Anyway.
0:56.1	Well, it's an honor to a podcast with you,
0:58.2	old-timey baseball man.
1:00.4	Roger,
1:00.8	Roger there, Chief.
1:03.3	So this opening has absolutely nothing to do with the topic
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