Apparently, apparently the worst thing you can do, how to destroy somebody's life, is to tell them that you love them and then disappear.

I love you.

I don't know how that works.

Don't know how that works. Don't you dare fucking hang up. I'm Hey, hello, hello, and welcome to the Midlife Gamer podcast. Today is Monday, the 22nd of June 2015. My name is Darren Baudach and at the other end of the tube full of internet. We have the gorgeous Mr. Matthew Moore, looking as sprightly and spelt as ever. Hello Matthew. How are you doing? Alright, Darren. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Look at you. Flexing your, flexing your biceps at me and are you showing me your guns? I'm filled with the joys. Is that what you're doing? Filled with the joys of E3, Darren. Yes, you are indeed. I feel the need to have a podcast and talk to you and talk about E3. Okay, well, I'll tell you what, let's do that, shall we? And ladies gentlemen, kick back, relax. Grab a biscuit and beverage, your choice, and enjoy episode 238 of the Midlife Gamer

podcast.

This is our official post-E3 2015 episode.

Did you know, my friend, this is our seventh E3 podcast.

The first one is in 2008.

That's the lost episode that nobody's got.

It's probably gone the way of your online sex tape.

So somebody's got it somewhere and they're having their own fun with it and they're not sharing it with anybody.

But here we are. Fast forward to 2015 and we've got we've got ourselves,

we've got ourselves an event to talk about which is E3. Now I guess before we started,

I wanted to kind of frame what we're going to be, what we're pitching here as an E3 episode.

Do you,

do you want deep and meaningful conversations of,

and exploring all the nuances of every single game as announced?

Fuck, you don't want that shit because you'd be listening to another podcast.

What you're going to get from, uh, from me and, uh, her over there is, um,

is, we're just going to talk about what we know. And I guess I need to say,

E3 2015 couldn't have come at a worse time. Okay. So the job I do, Matt, it's relatively busy all through.

Okay.

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