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forward slash express. What's going on, fellow gamers? This is Paul here. As always, I'm joined with

Michael and Josh. We are currently in the middle of our Christmas break to spend time with our families, and we will be back with fully new episodes starting

January 9th. But we have chosen a couple of our favorite episodes to re-release, along with

these introductions. So this one here is a bonus round episode where all three of us broke down

our top 10 favorite games of all time.

It is actually the very first episode that Michael recorded with us after he joined us

permanently. He had been a guest host a few times before. And I remember that we loved the idea

of doing this with Michael for his first episode on because it kind of just lets everyone know what kind of gamer we all are. And that's a great introduction here with Michael. So as you guys, you know, kind of reflect back on this episode. I was kind of curious to know if there were maybe any changes to your list that you would make. Initially, Michael submitted a list that just said missed 10 times. I told him that we

needed a little bit more diversity. But Michael, as you reflect back on this episode, what do you

want the people to know? Yeah, there's like 10 releases of missed. So they each counted.

True story. Man, this is great to look back because, you know, we recorded this episode, what, 10 months ago.

And this list is still pretty solid for me.

Like, I don't know if I can spoil or not, my number one game was oblivion.

It's still oblivion, I think, but I think that's just not now.

Like, that game is impossible to play now to the level that we played back then because

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