Episode 241: The History of Video Games Part 5 - The Early 2000s

Filthy Casuals with Tommy Dassalo, Ben Vernel and Adam Knox

Ben Vernel

Tv & Film, Comedy, Nintendo, Ps4, Xbox, Gamers, Games, Video Games, Ps5, Gaming, Leisure

4.8 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 4 June 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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This week it's the next part in our history of video games series, please enjoy a little escapist visit to the early 2000s.

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm currently out of office.
0:04.4	An article I read recently said we're more relaxed and more productive after a good break.
0:14.4	So I've gone to Barbados for a month for science.
0:22.4	Yours, Toby.
0:24.2	Take your holiday as seriously as British Airways holidays take your holiday.
0:29.0	Atul protected. Good morning video games.
0:46.1	Welcome to Filthy Casuals, a podcast about video games hosted by three.
0:50.7	Very kind and extremely knowledgeable boys.
0:53.2	Thank you very much for joining us.
0:54.7	My name is Tommy Dasselo with me as always.
0:57.1	Hey Tommy, it's Benvenel here.
0:58.7	Excited to be doing this early 2000s episode.
1:01.5	I feel like I'm back in high school again, sitting here at the cool kids table.
1:06.1	Joined by our third co-host.
1:08.7	The jock with the magic, the gathering cards.
1:11.9	It's Adam, I feel stupid when you say knowledgeable at the moment
1:14.7	because I always have a Google list in front of me of like,
1:17.7	2001 games.
1:19.4	Yeah.
1:20.5	Yeah.
1:21.2	Yeah.
1:21.6	We went to university and studied video games and we've memorized it all.
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