Podcast Unlocked Episode 192: Why We're Worried About Star Wars Battlefront

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🗓️ 23 April 2015

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Fierce debate grips the Unlocked crew this week, as we discuss whether Star Wars Battlefront is offering enough content out of the box to justify its $60 price. Is this the new normal? What lessons can we learn from Titanfall and Destiny? Mitch and Ryan even make an In-N-Out bet about it. Plus: we speculate on what Phil Spencer means by the expected "new, exclusive IP" for Xbox at E3 this year, how stoked we are about Mass Effect 4 after a pile of gameplay details purportedly leak, the never-finished Alan Wake 2 prototype, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Phil Spencer, head of Xbox.
0:04.0	And you're listening to IGN's podcast Unlocked, which my interns tell me is a pretty good show.
0:08.8	Podcast the walk.
0:10.8	Howdy!
0:25.8	Morning.
0:26.8	Who are you guys?
0:27.8	Hey, I haven't been here in a while, even though I was just here recently.
0:30.8	How dare we be late.
0:32.8	Howdy!
0:33.8	Howdy warned you.
0:34.8	We did.
0:35.8	This is Podcast Unlocked, the world's number one Xbox Podcast.
0:38.8	It's April 23rd, 2015.
0:40.8	I'm Ryan McCaffrey.
0:41.8	That's Mitch Dyer.
0:42.8	Hey, I'm just doing some research to see if we still are the number one Xbox Podcast.
0:46.8	Wow!
0:47.8	I always want to make sure we're perception is reality on the internet.
0:51.8	If we just say it, it's for the news.
0:52.8	That's true, yeah.
0:53.8	Also my ego is enormous, so I need to find out.
0:56.8	Marty Sleevus.
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