Podcast Unlocked Episode 228: Congratulating our Game of the Year Winners

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🗓️ 13 January 2016

⏱️ 70 minutes

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We discuss our Game of the Year votes, lament the end of an era with one of the key creators of Grand Theft Auto, recount the insane development history of Homefront: The Revolution as it gets dated, weep at the lack of Psychonauts on Xbox, 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, and you're listening to IGN's podcast Unlocked, which
0:06.7	my interns tell me is a pretty good show.
0:08.7	What's happening, it's podcast unlocked.
0:28.6	Hopefully we've got our microphone issue sorted out.
0:32.0	Hopefully we did a technicians look at it.
0:34.6	We have a new laptop, but we still need a new laptop because now it runs like dog poop.
0:55.3	I'm sure you'll all let us know if there's a problem.
1:05.8	We don't intend for there to be problems.
1:07.5	We're sorry it happened.
1:09.2	Why did it have to be Steve's mic?
1:11.4	Why couldn't it have been?
1:13.4	Finnegan.
1:14.4	Sean's mic.
1:15.4	He's not here to defend himself.
1:17.8	Anyway, this is podcast unlocked episode 228 for January 13th of the new year 2016.
1:24.7	I'm Ryan, that's Mitch.
1:25.7	Hey, Marty, we knew you were listening to you last week.
1:28.7	I was out of the pump, but it was really good episode to listen to.
1:30.8	Dustin, we missed you as well.
1:32.2	Glad to have you back.
1:33.2	Yeah, hi everybody.
1:34.2	Yeah, you guys missed.
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