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Everyone and welcome to wow, it's been a while since I've done one of these, but a live

presentation for RetroNots at Pax West. I almost called it prime because I'm still old. But yes,

hi, I'm Jeremy Parish, one of the co-hosts of RetroNots and that's a podcast where we talk about

old video games and some of the old video games we talk about often are super Metroid and Castle

Vainey Symphony the Night and by God we're going to talk about them again. And with me here to also

talk about them are some really cool people who are very funny and smart and I'm just going to let

them talk and stand here and basically have them do all the hard work. I'm Mike Drucker, I'm a

former writer for Nintendo, current writer for television. I am Nadia Oxford, I am from US

gamer and I am actually one half of the acts of the blood god RPG podcast. Hey, it's Bob

Mackie and based on the size of this room I think we're also going to announce the new Pope.

Actually, I think if they see white smoke at Pax Prime they get upset. So please do not

set anything on fire. So anyway, yes, hi everyone, thanks for joining us even though it's kind of

the end of the show, it's a weekday and other things are happening around. I appreciate you coming

here. And apparently they're also streaming this on Twitch so for the five of you who are out there

watching this, hello, thank you for your time, please don't tune out, we want some concurrence,

it's always great. But we are basically going to put together two of the greatest video games ever

made and decide which one of them is the greatest video game ever made. This is not a per debate.

Now, you know, I have learned from doing extremely correct and good lists for polygon that

using superlatives is much more like is much more engaging for audiences than saying which of these

very nice games do we like slightly more than the other. So we're putting it in superlatives,

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