IGN UK Podcast #177: Monsters, Gods and Cities

IGN UK Podcast

IGN

Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2013

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

It’s IGN UK Podcast time again and our thrillsome topic this week is… urban planning! Or rather, the lack of planning that seems to have resulted in SimCity’s woeful launch, which has been a full-on fiasco. We also chat about why the Bioshock movie didn’t happen, and whether it should have, Nintendo’s apparent patent infringement, the Marvel Heroes Arena Spectacular Stage Show and the perils of portraying Spiderman, Keza and Luke’s experiences monster hunting, and why Alex never wants to look at God of War ever again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the hygiene UK podcast it is me Alex and I'm returning after an
0:10.4	extended break where have you been?
0:13.4	Playing goddamn God of War for years on end.
0:19.6	Relentlessly.
0:20.6	He's been through just about as much as Kratos at this point.
0:22.8	I literally cannot face another God a war moment.
0:24.8	Did you kill your wife and child out of rage?
0:27.1	I didn't.
0:28.1	Okay.
0:29.1	I'd save that for the origin story.
0:31.6	Anyway, hello, it's good to be back and I'm joined this week by
0:34.4	should read Salute.
0:36.8	Kez Macdonald.
0:37.8	Hello.
0:38.8	And look comeale.
0:40.6	Hi guys.
0:41.6	Yes. Loc come all eh.
0:45.0	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:46.0	I can't believe this is now out there with people outside of this office.
0:50.0	You're out there.
0:51.0	Oh, uh, fantastic.
0:52.0	Luke's rocking a new haircut. Yeah well it's more kind of an
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