Welcome to Kitaku Split Screen, the only video game podcast whose hips don't lie.

It's February 6th, 2020, and we've got a jam-packed show for you this week.

First, Maddie and I talk a bit about Dan Houser leaving Rockstar games, then get into the games we've been playing with special focus on the Evil Within 2,

Death Stranding, and Disco Elysium. Then we bring on Kataku's own Paul Tamayo to talk about

Journey to the Savage Planet and Dragon's Dogma before closing out with some off-topic talk of

The Wire, Dunkirk, Cheer, and The Good Place, along with a very special update

about last Sunday's Super Bowl. All that and a prog-tastic music pick, plus a whole lot more,

so stick around.

And we're back. Welcome back to Kutaku Split Screen. My name is Kirk Hamilton, and I am joined by Maddie Myers. Hello, Maddie.

Hello, Kirk. It's me. It's nice to see you. We are Sons, Jason Schreier, for another week, another week after this one. So he's not around, though fans of Jason Schreier, another week, another week after this one.

So he's not around, though, fans of Jason Schreier, there will be a little surprise for you toward the end of this episode that will hopefully be cool, though Maddie and I don't fully

know what it is yet.

If you're curious about that, well, stay tuned and you'll find out what it is.

Yep, that'll be great.

So we are going to be, we have a

very special guest for our middle segment that's going to be pretty fun. We talk some about

Dragon's Dogma. And before that, before we get into the games, you and I have been playing,

first off, I want to give a little Google update. So. Right. You've been trying to get off Google.

Yes. I've been avoiding Google,

just kind of as an experiment, something I could talk about on the show, kind of because, you know,

Google is kind of terrifying and they have a lot of data. I think it's fine. I love how much data they have on me.

Yeah, you know, and I'm so kind of fatalist about it all, like where you know that Facebook is tracking me.

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