What's good internet? I'm coming to you from my house. Everyone's at a house right now,

except for Kato who's the only one at work. So kudos to Kato. That's not everyone. I realized I was wrong already. All right,

let's start this over. Oh, now we're keeping this. What good internet? No. I'm here to talk to y'all about a game I

played the other day that I'm really, really excited about and I wanted to talk to my two experts.

Confidence in in all things souls like Austin Walker. Hey, it's me. I'm a confidant in a coach. Yes, you are.

And Patrick Clepick. I hit the buttons and occasion. They do something. Okay, I think you're selling yourself a

little bit short there, but sure. That's my life. We're here to talk about from software's latest

Sekiro. Shadows died twice. Two times twice. They die twice. I wish it was a question mark. I wish there was

a studio bold enough to do the subtitle in which they're just not sure or they're not raising the question.

Shadows die twice. Perhaps who could say you'll find out. Play our game. That's honestly a good,

that's a good. Do Shadows die twice is a great name for a fucking game. How many video games

and aren't like this? I'm sort of mystery noir. Yeah, yeah, a question mark. Can you even

think of games with question marks in their titles? You're saying this as you type this into a

goose. Of course. Yeah. I don't think I can think of a single one. I can't think of one that

has punctuation. Punch out. Where in the world is Carmen San Diego? That doesn't count.

Because it's a mystery. Something that's already sort of like a wear. I feel like it's looking

like Shadows died twice. We're looking for more existential questions. This is the same thing.

It's a venture time. Hey, Ice King, why do you steal our garbage? Which is funny. That's closer.

I don't see anything that's really good. That is like that fits the mold we're talking about here.

This is something we're missing. Yeah. Yeah. I think there's stuff in other genre and other media

for sure. Let's like I'm pretty sure. Moves do it all the time. There's a movie with a question mark.

Uh-huh. For sure. Definitely. I don't know it. But dude, where's my car? Dude, where's my thank you?

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