Episode 165: You Got Severed

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2015

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

What are the games, movies, and music you always turn to for good ol' fashioned comfort? We discuss your picks, and we also chat with the dev team behind the upcoming PS Vita game Severed.

Transcript

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0:00.0	The Hello my friends and welcome back to PlayStation blog cast our streak of jam-packed shows continues because Justin is bringing
0:25.0	us a great interview from the Drinkbox Devs about Severed on PSVita. We also as
0:29.8	usual have the new releases for May 26th. I've assembled some news you can use if you so choose.
0:35.6	And we are going to hear more about your comfort games and also the things that make you weep
0:40.4	glorious tears of justice.
0:43.0	All this and more coming at you very shortly.
0:45.0	I am your temporary host, Ryan Clements,
0:47.0	joined by one Nick Suttner.
0:48.9	Hello.
0:49.5	And also Justin Massingill.
0:51.2	Hola.
0:52.1	And we are here today without Sid, which is why this opening went flawlessly.
0:57.4	And we are happy to stand by for his triumphant return.
1:01.4	Until then, gentlemen, how are you today?
1:03.2	I don't know that went so well.
1:05.0	Things feel slightly less eccentric today.
1:08.0	I don't know how I feel about it.
1:09.0	And we started the show in one take.
1:11.0	Yeah.
1:12.0	This feels way too normal. So this time next time I'll just go
1:14.2	ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
1:16.5	and move my hands around. Sid come back to us. Like a muppet. But until then
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