What's going on?

And I'm D.J.

And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where me and D.J.

Look at a thing from pop culture and give it too much analysis. We're working on the tagline. Do you have the tagline DJ? It's cool. I don't know. It's so pitching the show to people, not pitching, but you try to tell the show to people. It's like, oh, we take things and we kind of pull them apart and take a closer look at them with like a fine tooth comb. I would like to say the things that we nitpick are like generally things we like. Because I've been listening and every time it comes off as like, wow, it seems like we really didn't like this thing. Yeah. I think on the front of we'd be like, here's how I feel about this thing. Now, in the heavy raid podcast, we made it very clear how we felt. Oh, for sure. I think the heavy rain podcast was wonderful. Yeah, me too.

I think heavy rain is. I mean, I got a couple people reached out and were like, heavy rain. That's

not good. And I was like, yeah, I don't, I don't think it is. I don't think we were wrong about that at all.

So I was actually talking to Diggins about this. Did he like it?

Or he did play through all of Detroit become human. Oh, did he like that?

So here's what he said. I said, oh my God, how was it? This is Diggins. It's mostly really bad, but the buddy cop dynamic between the detective and the Android cop is genuinely fun.

And if the whole game had been that, with no extremely bad civil rights metaphor, it might have been decent.

At one point in the obligatory murder basement scene of a creepy murderer man, the Android T experiments on, look directly into the camera and say, quote, but who is the real monster?

Oh, God.

That's awesome.

Oh, man.

So stupid.

He's so deft.

So great.

That's going to fit.

Maybe that's all the only, like, kind of prestige video games we are going to get for the next, you know,

however many years that aren't shooters are just these like really heavy-handed obvious things

where the metaphor, you know, starts the game by saying, it's me, the metaphor.

And then the other ones, which are your death strandings where 20 years in the future,

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