POP Ep.82: Where's the f***ing Green Hill Zone? (Voicemail line: 713-893-8069)

Player One Podcast

Chris Johnston

Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2008

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

This week: Kid Icarus (Game Club #10). Plus we talk about Boom Blox, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles My Life as a King, GTA IV, Haze, Mario Kart, Rock Band, Defend Your Castle, Lost Winds, Castle of Shikigami III and the Sega/Konami press events.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to episode 82 of the Player One podcast for Monday, May 19th, 2008.
0:22.2	I'm your host, Chris Johnston.
0:24.2	With me as always is my co-host,
0:26.0	a guy who's soon to be starring in the Canadian remake of Daddy Daycare, Greg Seward.
0:33.6	Uh, hello.
0:34.8	And on the West Coast, Bubbleman's second cousin twice removed, Phil Theobald.
0:41.4	What?
0:42.4	Bubble man sucked.
0:44.2	Oh, man.
0:44.2	Hey.
0:44.8	Hey.
0:45.9	No, he sucked.
0:47.0	Okay.
0:47.4	Yeah.
0:47.8	You say so.
0:49.4	You know, speaking of Mega Man, um, I despised our game club game this week so much that I ended up turning it off to play some Mega Man 3.
0:57.2	Wow.
0:58.0	Me too.
0:58.4	I almost threw the Wii controller.
1:01.6	I didn't have the wristrap on either, so it would have done some damage.
1:06.1	Oh, see?
1:07.6	That's why Nintendo put those things there.
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