Podcast Unlocked Episode 187: What We Want From Titanfall 2

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🗓️ 17 March 2015

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Now that Titanfall 2 is a real, confirmed thing, we've got some ideas as to what it needs. In fact, we all agree on what that is. Meanwhile, we give a refresher course on the long-dormant Homefront: The Revolution now that it's been officially delayed to 2016. Plus: another hilarious round or marketing-spun NPD results, Rory McIlroy Highlander-kills Tiger Woods, and more. Also be sure to watch the full video episode of the podcast on the IGN Xbox One app if you haven't tried it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Max Hoberman from Certain Affinity, and when I'm not making awesome multiplayer
0:05.0	games, I'm listening to IGN's podcast Unlocked.
0:07.0	Podcast the block.
0:15.0	What is happening?
0:25.0	Friends, family, followers, enemies,
0:28.0	enemies, nemesis.
0:33.0	I think you got it right, nemesis.
0:35.0	We're going with that.
0:36.0	We're word people.
0:38.0	We're allowed to make up words.
0:39.0	That's an opening.
0:40.0	I'm Ryan McCaffrey.
0:41.0	I think this is podcast Unlocked, or maybe it's word cast.
0:44.0	We're in a weird mood because the lighting is strange.
0:47.0	We're broadcasting today from the bunker, from the 4 a.m.
0:51.0	After a rave when the lights come on, just that like, oh no, wait.
0:56.0	No, I didn't.
0:57.0	No, you did.
0:58.0	You did.
0:59.0	Some of these references they're not going to get because it looks really blue to us.
1:03.0	It looks, but it won't look like that.
1:05.0	Movies, cinema, the viewers.
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