Podcast Beyond Episode 437: GTA 6, Call of Duty in Space, and PS VR pre-orders

Beyond

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🗓️ 30 March 2016

⏱️ 69 minutes

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This week, it's Max "Blade Runner" Scoville, Brian "My Cousin Vinny" Altano, Marty "Scent of a Woman" Sliva, and Alanah "Fury Road" Pearce, and we're talking about the future of Call of Duty, and just how futuristic that future should be, GTA 6 and the possibility of a Grand Theft Auto in another country, and why people are/aren't pre-ordering a Playstation VR. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode of Podcast Beyond is brought to you by PlayStation View, a new live TV service available through your PlayStation console.
0:06.3	No annual contracts and no surprise fees. Better TV has arrived. Game this system.
0:11.5	Beyond!
0:30.1	yeah
0:35.5	Beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond beyond.
0:40.0	Stop it you get we didoughing. All right.
0:42.7	Look. I haven't done this in a while beyond beyond. Shut up. Sorry, I'm back. Thank you. All right.
0:47.6	Welcome back everybody to Podcast Beyond. This is episode 437. My that's so many episodes.
0:54.0	I'm Max Guevill joining me a lot of peers. Hey, what's up. Brian, I'll turn this up and
0:58.4	and Marty Sleva?
1:01.2	Yeah, you got it right.
1:02.0	Martin.
1:02.9	Yeah.
1:03.7	Yeah.
1:04.6	Damn, Gina.
1:05.4	We did, oh dang.
1:06.4	Yeah.
1:07.4	What's going on?
1:08.4	Not too much, man.
1:09.4	I had a real good week.
1:10.4	I don't know.
1:11.4	I know what day of the week it is.
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