Giant Bombcast Game of the Year 2009, Day Three

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Leisure, Technology, Comedy, Video Games

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🗓️ 29 December 2009

⏱️ 14 minutes

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What do Eastern Europe, villainy, terrible games, DLC, and guilty pleasures all have in common? Listen here to find out!

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0:00.0	And here we are, Day 3 of Giant Bombs,
0:29.9	this game of the year feature. Keep on coming with the hits. We're all here again.
0:35.9	Nothing but bangers managed to get all of you into the room once again, three days in a row.
0:41.9	We did one of those.
0:43.9	So let's run down our categories that we've got on the site today, December 29th, 2009.
0:50.9	Join us.
0:51.9	Almost done. Just a few days left till Mary New Year.
0:54.9	This whole show is over. It's happy. Happy New Year.
0:59.9	Our first category is Dave Snyder's essential.
1:02.9	Our first.
1:03.9	Oh, can't say words.
1:06.9	Our first category is Dave Snyder's Eastern Block Game of the Year brought to you by Dave Snyder.
1:11.9	Fortunately, Dave Snyder could not join us for this category, so I will be reading off the nominees playing the part of Dave Snyder.
1:16.9	Cryostasis, majesty two, and dragon sang the dark eye.
1:21.9	I don't even know what two of those games are, which I guess is the point of the category, right?
1:25.9	Dave loves weird Russian games, the point of this category.
1:28.9	Yeah.
1:29.9	And he also loves Cryostasis and Cryostasis wins because Dave Snyder loves Cryostasis.
1:34.9	Then he has some affinity for Cryostasis.
1:36.9	Yeah. Well, I played it.
1:38.9	Okay.
1:39.9	It's more than most of us can say.
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