Revival Club - Warhammer 40K: Space Marine

4Player Podcast

Nick Henderson

Gaming, Video Games, Handheldgaming, Twitch, Playstation4, Nintendo, Videogames, Microsoft, Pcgaming, Nintendoswitch, Games, Varietygaming, Xboxone, Sonyplaystation, Leisure

4.8 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2022

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In this episode focusing on Warhammer 40K: Space Marine, Nick is joined by Chris Davis and community guest, Taq, to talk about the legacy of this game based on the wildy popular tabletop game. Space Marine not only holds up remarkably well but it serves as a nice entry point for newbies and a fun romp for Warhammer veterans alike. Of course, we also delve into our hopes for the freshly announced sequel that is due out sometime in the not-too-distant future.

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0:00.0	Hey there, you're about to listen to a new episode of the Revival Club podcast, a community-centric
0:04.4	show where contributors from the 4Playnetwork.com community nominate, vote, play, and discuss
0:09.5	video games of old. If you're interested in participating, playing, or even joining me as a guest
0:14.3	on a future episode, please consider supporting us on Patreon at the $3 tier or higher. For that,
0:19.6	you can find us at patreon.com slash 4Player.
0:22.2	Of course, everyone else is also welcome to join us in our Discord at discord.gg slash
0:27.2	4Player.
0:28.2	Anyways, enough about that, let's get started.
0:43.7	Hey, everyone, welcome to the four-player revival club.
0:47.8	My name is Nick Henderson.
0:48.8	I am joined tonight by Christopher Davis.
0:52.6	Hello.
0:53.6	And community guest, TAC.
0:56.1	Hello, TAC.
0:57.3	Howdy, howdy.
0:58.5	And we are here to talk about the game.
1:01.2	Our first Revival Club game of 2022.
1:05.1	This was a game that was chosen, well, it was voted on in a poll that was curated by
1:10.5	Christopher Davis. And it's Warhammer
1:13.3	40K Space Marine. This game came out in September of 2011, developed by Relic, published by
1:20.9	THQ and later Sega, which is a whole weird thing. One of the big, one of the best examples of a
1:26.8	power fantasy from that generation of games absolutely and
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