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My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross.

And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs in this Games Club podcast.

And this week we are talking about DSX Human Revolution, which is an immersive sim developed by Idaho's Montreal and published by Square Enix for last-gen systems in 2011.

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This is going to be a spicy one. In terms of like sheer value hours or hour value, you're going to get a lot after

the jump on this one.

Maybe the longest episode we've done, which I had a creeping feeling of dread while

playing it. I was like, oh, yeah, this should have been two. This should have been two episodes. Uh-oh. This is long. So there's a lot here. If you are, you know, if you're just one of our patrons, you're hearing this, thank you very much. If you're hearing this on the public feed, this will, we're going to go up through generalities and then all the body will be for patrons. If you go to patreon.com slash tech feed TV, five bucks a month. Get you all those episodes. There's one of them a month. And they are good. And this one, I think, will be good as well. So join us. We appreciate it. Think so. Yeah. So this game, it's kind of a reboot and prequel to the original DeiSX.

It takes place in 2027, about 25 years before the events of that game.

So where DeSX concerned itself with nano augmentations, nanomachines and such, it's the mechanical augmentations that you saw on Goonter and stuff. Yeah, except they look a thousand times better. Oh, yeah. Like the weird prequel sequel nature of this is very strange. It is. And I kind of wish they had given up on it on the sequel. Yeah. Because there's no reason for everything to look so much better. you know i mean i know it know it's before the collapse and before the gray death and all that stuff. Yeah. The reason they gave, and I'm not sure that I believe it, is that in the original DeiSX are going around mostly all of the, like, run down poor places. And you go through poor places here, too. Yeah. And you also spend some time in, like, Paris.

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