The Oh, uh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, you, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, you, oh, you know, you. Hello Marvel, I'm Ryan Panagos, aka

Welcome to a special episode of this week in Marvel, I'm Ryan Panagos, aka Agent

M. And I'm Jamie Prevalley, Agent First Name Agent.

Nice.

So y'all thought you're just gonna get one episode of Twim this week.

Nah, son, ain't happening.

Nope.

Thanks to our partners at Oculus, we are. Nah son, ain't happening. Nope.

Thanks to our partners at Oculus, we are dropping a new episode for you right here, a really special

one surrounding Marvel Powers United VR.

I had the pleasure of going out to a really cool behind the scenes event. A special day of playing the game, seeing it sort of coming together, and talking to a couple cool folks.

So later in this episode, you're going to have an interview with Matt Kramer, who is the creative

director for Marvel Powers United VR, as well as Steve Arnold, who's head of Oculus Studios,

and just talking to them about their history with Marvel and working on the project and all this cool stuff.

It was fun to chat with them about you know developing

this mega game yes but you also just mentioned that you got to play this game yeah I

did hey lucky duck you want to tell us a little bit about this? Yeah, it's it's super cool like there's

this cool cinematic that opens up the game but I got to play the opening level and it's such a

neat exploration of Marvel it felt like you are the hero.

You're in Marvel Comics in that like you're one character

and you're like fighting these all kinds of villains and stuff like this and then

he switched to another character and there's just one moment where you have to

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