Too Many Games, Too Little Time

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🗓️ 13 November 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

This week we're diving into the topic of TIME. First, Fahey leads us in an exploration of the games that utilize time manipulation mechanics. Then, Nathan walks us through the history of the video game holiday season madness. And finally Ash closes us out with a crosstalk segment on the video games that do, and do not, respect our time.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Kotaku Split Screen, the show where we tackle video games one extremely specific topic at a time.
0:15.1	I am your host, Ash Parish.
0:17.0	I am joined by my emotional support coworkers.
0:20.7	I've got Nathan Grayson.
0:22.4	Say hello, Nathan.
0:23.4	Hey, everybody.
0:24.5	And Mike, not Matthew, Mike, Fahey.
0:28.3	Hi, Mike.
0:29.2	You never know which Fahey you're going to get.
0:31.7	That distresses me.
0:32.6	It's like a Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde thing.
0:33.9	Yeah.
0:34.6	It just distresses me the idea that there's more than one of you.
0:38.3	Yeah, there's more than one, like, person with the last name, Fahey, that Fahey might
0:41.5	have a family.
0:42.8	No, just more than one.
0:43.9	What is wrong with me having a family?
0:47.4	Like, my kids are beautiful children.
0:50.9	There's nothing wrong with you.
0:52.1	And that's why we record the podcast at this time every week to avoid them.
0:55.8	Yeah, well, they're beautiful loud children.
0:58.3	They're very loud.
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