Podcast Unlocked Episode 113: Grand Theft Steve-O

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2013

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

As Grand Theft Auto V drops, Mitch, Destin, and Marty are all traveling, and so Ryan recruits the awesome Naomi Kyle and IGN boss-man Steve Butts to discuss the impact of Rockstar's newly fallen meteor. How does its five-year development cycle make it a different (better?) game than Assassin's Creed's and Call of Duty's annual releases? Does Naomi think the game is misogynist? And will GTA ever have a female protagonist? Plus: News on Ryse, Call of Duty: Ghosts, and how sports games are cursed every year. 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 audiobook download.
0:07.4	Podcast Unlocked.
0:23.9	All right, it is Podcast Unlocked episode 113 if I'm counting correctly.
0:29.3	It's September 18th, 2013.
0:32.4	Just this is the Ryan McCaffrey birthday podcast.
0:35.6	Basically, Friday, I'm the 20th.
0:38.8	Happy birthday.
0:40.0	Very, very, very end of summer, baby.
0:42.2	Nice.
0:43.4	I was born and they went, all right, no more summer.
0:45.3	That's enough.
0:46.4	Clearly, we need a change of season here.
0:48.5	Right.
0:48.8	After this kid.
0:50.3	But yeah, it's also Grand Theft Auto five week.
0:54.4	A little game.
0:55.3	Probably a little more important, at least a little more visible in the media.
0:58.4	And that strange voice you're hearing is the boss man himself
1:01.9	gracing us with his presence.
1:03.4	Steve Butts, welcome, sir.
1:04.9	Thanks, Ryan.
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