Uncharted Lost Legacy Impressions and SNES Classic Pre-Order Snafu - What's Good Games Podcast (Ep. 15)

What's Good Games: A Video Game Podcast

What's Good Games

Games, Leisure, Video Games, News, Entertainment News

4.6 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2017

⏱️ 114 minutes

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Summary

Strap in for a discussion of Gamescom 2017 news including the lack of Mass Effect Andromeda DLC, Jurassic Park Evolution, Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition, and SNES Classic Edition pre-orders. Plus they chat about Corpse Party, Breath of the Wild, and impressions of Uncharted The Lost Legacy.

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Aala.
0:03.0	Aala isn't a company that belongs to one person.
0:06.0	It's a cooperative that belongs to all Aala farmers.
0:10.0	So they care about doing things right.
0:12.0	They care about their girls, their land,
0:15.0	and everything they put on the table.
0:17.0	Like your favourite Aala Cravendale,
0:19.0	Aala Proutie, Aala Lacto Free and Aala Skier.
0:23.0	Why would they do things any other way?
0:25.0	Aala owned by farmers.
0:30.0	Music
0:58.0	What's good, everybody?
1:00.0	Welcome to the What's Good Games podcast.
1:02.0	It is almost time for a pack to reach out to a game com.
1:07.0	A whole bunch of stuff is happening in the world of video games.
1:10.0	I'm Andrea Renee, joined in person in the flesh by Christine Stimer.
1:15.0	Hi, I got to hug you today.
1:17.0	We did get to hug.
1:18.0	I also hugged Brittany Bronbocker.
1:20.0	It was great. Hi, hello.
1:21.0	And I don't think I've hugged Alexa Roy Carrillo yet.
1:23.0	Nope. I'm here though.
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