Podcast Unlocked 112: Real Talk Edition

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2013

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

This week, Ryan McCaffrey, Destin Legarie, Marty Sliva and I (sorry, I'm back!) dig deep into our depressing pasts to discuss games that got us through tough times. Then, we debate the Steam Family Sharing vs. Xbox One's original plan. Also: Valiant Hearts Child of Light Xbox One's leaked Dashboard SPORTS! Seriously, a bunch of sports, we promise it's interesting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode of Podcast Unlocked is brought to you by Audible.
0:03.2	Visit audiblepodcast.com slash unlocked for your free audio book download.
0:07.5	Podcast Unlocked.
0:24.0	Oh my goodness, we're finally all back.
0:27.0	You're on Podcast Unlocked episode 112, it is September 11, 2013.
0:33.0	My name's Ryan McCaffrey, welcoming back the Forgotten Child, Mitch Dyer.
0:38.0	I've returned.
0:40.0	The prodigal service returned home to us.
0:43.0	I'm going back.
0:44.0	You're like Bruce Wayne having gone away.
0:46.0	We declared you dead.
0:47.0	Yeah, this is my first time in this new podcast room doing a podcast unlocked.
0:50.0	Yeah.
0:51.0	Oh, since I did the same.
0:54.0	Reimagined it.
0:55.0	Yeah, I like the destiny.
0:56.0	Oh, since it was redesigned, like since I made this a thing, since I made this.
1:00.0	I did all this.
1:01.0	I know you did all this.
1:02.0	I'm taking credit for things I did.
1:05.0	There's no eye on TV.
1:06.0	Oh, you mean since I did all of this.
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