Episode 328: Freaker Weird

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Days Gone is almost here! We invite product VP Connie Booth to give us a quick history lesson on PlayStation's Worldwide Studios. Plus: new releases for the week of April 22, 2019 and plenty of nerdy gamer talk.

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0:00.0	The Hey, is back with Sid Schuman, Kristen Titus, and Tim Terry.
0:24.3	Hello.
0:25.3	Hello, Sid.
0:26.4	Welcome all, y'all.
0:27.8	It's Kristen Zetani.
0:29.1	Yeah.
0:30.1	You gotta get it right.
0:32.0	Zetani.
0:32.0	I can almost say it properly now.
0:33.6	Oh my goodness.
0:34.7	Kristen Zatani, I know.
0:36.3	I know.
0:36.9	It's unbelievable.
0:37.8	But anyway, welcome back to PlayStation Blockcast.
0:39.2	We got a big show for you today.
0:41.1	Just about a week out, yeah, I think exactly one week out by the time you're hearing this from the launch of days gone gone gone gone I can't believe it's so close I know I'm very excited for it I am too like it's it's been brewing for like a really long time at this point yeah and like every inch that we get closer to it I'm just like
0:58.2	gimmer gimmer gimmer it looks better and butter and better and yeah every build I see it's more and more
1:01.9	polish there's more and more stuff going on.
1:03.4	Like you can tell that they've put so much effort into it,
1:05.4	and like it is paid off very much, I would say.
1:07.8	And it's like open world games, like I can only do so much reading and following
1:12.1	and listening, like at a certain point I'm just like ready to get in there
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