Episode 38: Flintstones, Wii and Wii U, Art Styles

Filthy Casuals with Tommy Dassalo and Ben Vernel

Ben Vernel

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

4.8 • 852 Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2016

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Ben drinks coffee, Tommy likes Nintendo, Knox hates things. It's like Episode 38 was written by a chatbot that has learned our patterns.

We discuss Hyper Light Drifter and answer a lot more listener questions! From Red Dead Redemption to pixel art, we cover pretty much every question you've asked us so far.

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0:00.0	Good morning video games.
0:08.0	Welcome to Filthy Casuals, a podcast about video games, hosted by three extraordinarily kind boys.
0:15.1	First of all, you have myself, Tommy Dasselo, also joining us, taking a sip right now.
0:21.0	Benvenel.
0:21.7	Thank you for having me on my show.
0:24.7	What coffee number is this for you today?
0:27.9	It is three.
0:29.1	Is it three?
0:29.7	It's three, yeah.
0:30.3	I had one at home.
0:31.2	I got an instant coffee on the drive.
0:33.9	Don't list them.
0:36.1	What am I supposed to do?
0:37.7	Just save three.
0:39.0	Yeah, you know, I'm not going to go, wait, prove it.
0:41.7	We've also got third host Adam Knoxville.
0:43.2	Yeah, that's me.
0:44.0	Zero coffees today.
0:45.0	Yeah, exactly.
0:46.2	Yeah, I've limited myself to two.
0:48.4	I still, I can't get, I think of you every time I have a coffee now.
0:51.3	I can't get over your bombshell revelation a few episodes ago of how many coffees you have a day.
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