Podcast Unlocked Episode 132: Titanfall vs. Call of Duty

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🗓️ 13 February 2014

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

IGN's resident Call of Duty expert/superfan Bobby "Bobbya1984" Amos joins the podcast crew to give his take on Titanfall -- and it's not all sunshine and rainbows. We discuss how the games battling each other can be good for gamers, and we tell you how to get into the Titanfall beta too. Plus: we rage over the criminal pricing of the new Xbox One chat headset adapter and stereo headset, we discuss Call of Duty's new developer, share our excitement for Evolve, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Steve Downes, the voice of Master Chief, and you're listening to Podcast Unlocked.
0:07.5	The world's number one Xbox Podcast.
0:11.4	Now, finish this fight.
0:30.3	All right, it's Podcast Unlocked.
0:32.1	The world's number one Xbox Podcast.
0:34.9	You know who I am, Ryan McCaffrey.
0:36.8	You know who Naomi Kyle is, hi Naomi.
0:38.6	Hey, Ryan, how are you?
0:40.2	Well, let's say hi to our good friend Bobby Amos.
0:43.0	How you doing, Bob?
0:44.0	Better known as Bob, yeah?
0:45.0	Bob, you're 90 years old.
0:46.0	Bob, I was gonna know this part over here.
0:48.5	I'm not, I don't call people by their, not Nate.
0:51.8	That's gotta, does that drive you mental?
0:53.2	People ever call you Bob or Robert?
0:54.4	They call my dad, that he likes that, and I was like, no, stops with him.
0:57.7	I don't wanna be called Bob.
0:58.9	It just seems awkward and average to me, you know.
1:01.7	To adult.
1:02.5	Yeah, yeah.
1:03.7	Thanks for having me on here, man.
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