Podcast Unlocked Episode 254: Microsoft's Crazy Xbox Summer

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🗓️ 14 July 2016

⏱️ 70 minutes

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On this week's Xbox show, we discuss Microsoft's crazy Xbox summer, from their lack of press conference at the upcoming Gamescom event to Xbox Australia jumping the gun on Sea of Thieves' release date to Halo 5's post-release success to the dark Kinect secret lurking for would-be Xbox One S buyers. Plus: deciding which original Xbox games we should do Let's Plays of, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Duke Nukem and when I'm not out slaying aliens and saving Earth's babes, I'm listening to podcast unlocked.
0:07.5	Hailed the podcast, baby!
0:09.9	I'm not gonna stop the plot!
0:11.7	What's happening friends welcome to podcast unlocked the 254th edition for July 13th 2016.
0:32.7	Poundra-no.
0:33.7	Not quite. I'm Ryan McCaffrey, the well-dressed Desson Ligary.
0:39.0	Hi everybody.
0:39.7	Not a palindrome though.
0:40.7	You're the same either direction, so you're a human palindrome.
0:46.7	Thank you.
0:47.7	You're one of the symmetricals.
0:49.7	That's why I call handsometricals.
0:51.7	That's kind of what makes them handsome slash attractive.
0:55.7	Marty Sleeva, hi.
0:56.7	One of the symmetricals.
0:58.7	Yeah, you're putting yourself in that group.
1:00.7	See I see, but now the hair you've got things going on on one side that aren't going on.
1:05.7	Both have my liver or just a sandwich.
1:07.7	Well, that's definitely true.
1:08.7	That's some handsome symmetry.
1:10.7	Welcome back from Dio Nanda.
1:12.7	A lot of peers.
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