The surprise big game of the season [The Resties]

The Besties

Leisure, Video Games

4.9 • 5.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Frush and Plante discover Sniper Elite 5 is great... if you turn off the grotesque violence. The Sniper Elite series has been active for over a decade, but its mix of gunfights and Hitman stealth never clicked with the crew until now. What changed? Plus, the games that got us through our Covid infections. Discussed this week: Yoshi Crafted World, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Fall Guys, JSA, and Frush's new book, The Book of Fun.

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0:00.0	[♪ INTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:09.6	Hello everybody, my name is Christopher Thomas Plant.
0:12.3	My name is Ross Frashick.
0:13.5	Welcome to The Rasties, where the rest of the best discuss the best of the rest.
0:19.7	Are you for real?
0:21.2	That was the genuine.
0:22.4	Very lovely.
0:23.2	What was that?
0:24.1	It was a sneeze, I'm sorry.
0:25.6	Did I get half of your brain come out of your nose?
0:28.8	No, no, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.
0:31.6	This week, talking about brains coming out of your nose,
0:34.8	we're talking about sniper Elite 5.
0:37.5	And the noise that you just made is the noise I heard many times throughout this extremely violent and fun,
0:46.5	but violent and icky, but fun video game.
0:52.2	Sneezing?
0:52.9	You heard a lot of sneezing in this game?
0:54.7	The sound of like heads popping like watermelon.
0:57.5	Oh, is that what that sounded like?
0:59.0	Yeah, that's what it sounded like to me.
1:00.8	It sounded like a, all of the pressure in your cranium,
1:05.0	escaping in a matter of seconds.
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