Episode 279: But What Does the NT Stand For?

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Hello! We're back and continuing our conversations on both Monster Hunter: World and favorite fighting games, including Ryan's early impressions of Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.

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0:00.0	The Hello my friends and welcome back to PlayStation blogcast the official
0:21.2	PlayStation blogcast being recorded from
0:23.4	PlayStation's headquarters in California. I'm one of your hosts Ryan Clements.
0:27.2	I'm joined by Sid Schuman. Why hello there Justin Massingale?
0:30.7	279 episodes.
0:33.3	It's a lot.
0:34.3	And Kristen Titus.
0:35.3	Hello, hello.
0:36.3	Welcome everyone to the program.
0:37.5	We have a big show for you.
0:39.2	A lot of news in the world of PlayStation coming at you in just a few moments. We have the new
0:44.0	release highlights for next week. A few more listener letters describing their
0:48.7	favorite fighting games which we are continuing a discussion from before and last but not least a
0:56.1	special challenge episode ladies and gentlemen Sid Schuman has challenged himself and the audience.
1:05.0	Can he go the whole episode and behave and act like a normal person?
1:10.0	Dinner is on the line.
1:11.0	I have told said that I will buy him dinner tonight if he is good.
1:16.2	If he causes no train wrecks on today's episode.
1:19.3	It's totally within my control.
1:21.3	It would be totally normal.
1:22.3	I don't see what the big...
1:23.6	See this is already really weird. No I love it this is great. So said if you
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