Episode 48: Super Mario Run, The Wolf Among Us

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

🗓️ 21 September 2016

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

This week the boys catch up after Tommy's long absence and discuss the new Nintendo mobile game Super Mario Run, the new 3DS games, The Wolf Among Us, and answer a few listener questions. It's a great episode! We may or may not discuss fashion for a good 30 minutes. @dassalo @benvernel @adamgknox @filthycaspod

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0:00.0	Good morning video games.
0:07.0	Welcome to Filthy Casuals, a podcast about video games hosted by three kind and knowledgeable boys.
0:12.9	My name is Tommy Daselo.
0:15.6	I am back from Japan.
0:17.5	I would like to say a big thank you to the listeners for persevering through this show in my absence and sitting here.
0:24.2	The one episode we put out in two weeks.
0:26.6	Well, you guys, you did an episode.
0:28.9	You had two weeks to fill.
0:30.1	You did an episode and then you thought, you know what?
0:32.4	Let's just not do this.
0:33.5	It's just not the same.
0:34.8	Well, Ben got, what happened?
0:36.7	You got sick?
0:37.4	I got the flu. Well, Ben, what happened? You got sick? I got the flu, yeah.
0:38.1	I was fine.
0:38.9	Let me introduce you first.
0:40.2	Let's get you in here.
0:41.2	No, they know who we are.
0:42.4	No, introduce us to each other.
0:44.4	Oh, right.
0:45.1	I've never met you.
0:45.7	Adam, Adam.
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