PlayStation Blogcast Episode 191: Fave of the Year

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2016

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Today, we pick our personal favorites from 2015 (Expansions included!) before we formally roll out the Game of the Year winners next week.

Transcript

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0:00.0	The Welcome back to PlayStation blogcast. We're shaking off the holiday rust. I got my rump in the air I'm
0:24.4	shaking it back and forth in a dramatic fashion is dusting up that's right
0:28.7	big show today we got the whole gang back together it's me Sid Schuman the host it's
0:34.2	Nick Suttoner who has relations with developers it's Justin Mason-Gale and Ryan
0:39.3	Clements on the PlayStation social media team happy new here can we do an a cappella oddling zine happy new year
0:48.2	No
0:49.7	Well, I guess I guess I guess a a cappella versions is not a thing in 2016.
0:54.0	I just looked at you like.
0:56.0	That's so 2015.
0:57.0	The show used to be all about it, but...
0:59.0	I love a cappella.
1:01.0	Also, I love PlayStation, which is why we're here today. That's right and and what a show we've got we've got those new releases news that you can use if you so choose.
1:09.0	We have a part one of our big a big robusto game of the year discussion.
1:15.2	We're gonna.
1:15.8	You look like you can't even hold that game of the year.
1:18.9	It's like that one image that that meme with the guy.
1:22.0	How do I hold all these games in the year?
1:23.7	Yeah, exactly.
1:24.7	That's the one.
1:25.3	It's like those.
1:25.8	Did you ever used to have those little like water snakes?
1:27.8	You'd buy it like Walgreens.
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