Audible brings your wildest adventures to life, delivering heart-pounding thrills at the touch

of a button.

Take Richard Osmond's The Thursday Murder Club, where four retirees turned amateur sleuths

solve crimes in the most unexpected ways, brilliantly performed by Leslie Manville.

Ready to unleash your adventure aside, from pulse racing suspense to epic quests, from supernatural

chills to far-off romances, every story comes alive through world-class narration.

Explore exclusive audible originals, chart-topping new releases, and unforgettable bestsellers

that transport you from the very first word, because the next great

adventure is just a listener way.

Start your free 30-day trial at audible.com slash Wondery UK.

That's audible.com slash Wondery UK.

Music Welcome to Kitaku Split Screen, the only video game podcast to survive six straight months of E3.

It's June 15th, 2017, and we're nearing the end of our E3 coverage. Today on the show, Jason and I catch up on how the show's been going before he

sits down with Jason Schroeder, game director of South Park the Fractured But Whole. Schroeder and

Schreier talk us through a mortifying in-game trip to a strip club, then get into why a simple

South Park game like this actually takes a long time to make. After that, Jason sits down with Obsidian's Adam Brenneke, executive producer and lead

programmer on Pillars of Eternity 2 to talk about the many things they're changing in the new

game and how much work it really takes to make a good RPG quest. Stick around.

Welcome back to Kataku Split Screen's coverage of E3 2017. My name is Kirk Hamilton. I am editor at large at kataku.com. It is the 150th day of E3, and I am joined once again by Jason Schreier, our news editor, Hello, Jason. How you holding up? Hello, Kirk. I cannot believe that E3 started just four weeks ago. I know. It's, it really, the weeks just flew by. It's really amazing. It is almost over. The biggest conversation topic here is just about how many people

there are and how hard it is to get around. Like, that's what everybody's talking about. It's

just the crowds because they opened it to the public. So that's the big

A3 story of the year. Yeah, I saw there were a couple of people asking us what we thought about that,

...