Podcast Unlocked Episode 155: The Shooter Shuffle

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2014

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Battlefield Hardline has been delayed into 2015, and the move has major ramifications for EA, for the other major first-person shooters of fall 2014, and for you. We dissect the decision and figure out what the heck we're going to have time to play this holiday. Plus: Dragon Age Inquisition is also delayed -- slightly -- but Ryan fears the worst. Conversely, he's super stoked for the possible return of Rock Band, the new Doom is finally shown off, legendary composer Marty O'Donnell settles his lawsuit with Bungie, 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.
0:30.1	Alright, what's happening everybody?
0:32.3	It's Podcast Unlocked.
0:33.5	The world's numero uno.
0:35.2	Xbox Podcast.
0:36.8	Or is the screen podcast, LL, that's an an eye.
0:41.8	Oh, zero.
0:42.4	29.
0:43.4	Oh wow, you're laughing.
0:44.2	Yes.
0:45.2	Just think it's a little cut off on screen.
0:47.2	It's not perfect technology over here.
0:49.6	But what are you gonna do?
0:51.1	Anyway, this is Podcast Unlocked episode 155 for July 23rd, 2014,
0:57.5	Otherwise known as Xbox Destiny beta start day,
1:00.7	I'm Ryan McCaffrey to my immediate left,
1:02.7	Sean Finnegan returns.
1:04.0	We can't keep this guy away now.
1:05.5	Hello, thanks for having me back.
1:06.7	Absolutely.
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