VideoGamer Podcast #288: Bean There, Kill That

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4.8 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2018

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Sean Bean is in Hitman 2, brilliantly, Dan Houser attempts to clarify the 100 hour work weeks at Rockstar Games, and The Quiet Man will be patched so that it isn't quiet. Josh loves him some Blackout in Black Ops 4, and Rich has been giving the latest Lego game, DC Super Villians, a go. Get chatting in the forums: www.videogamer.com/forums/ Follow us on all your favourite social networks! ► Twitter➜ twitter.com/VideoGamerCom ► Facebook➜ www.facebook.com/VideoGamerCom/ ► Instagram➜ www.instagram.com/VideoGamerCom/ ► YouTube ➜ www.youtube.com/VideoGamerTV/ ► Snapchat➜ VideoGamerCom VideoGamer Podcast theme composed by Adam Cook

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0:00.0	You're thinking of that Alamo game where you're sort of...
0:02.3	Doreo was in the arcade.
0:03.4	Remember the Alamo?
0:04.4	It was like a...
0:06.0	Coabara.
0:07.3	Coabara.
0:08.2	What's that?
0:09.3	That's Colonel Volgan.
0:11.0	Yeah, well done, Josh.
0:12.2	Actually, you're a salad fan here.
0:14.1	He's got the Davy Crockett, you see.
0:15.7	So he says, remember the Alamo?
0:17.2	I finished it three times.
0:18.1	Apparently not. Have you finished it on European extreme?
0:22.3	No.
0:22.7	Well, there you go, mate.
0:23.7	You are...
0:24.4	Not really a fan, then, actually.
0:25.8	You voted for Brexit, clearly.
0:27.2	You lose.
0:27.7	You lose.
0:27.8	You're set up your salad three on European extreme. Hello and welcome to the video gamer podcast episode 280.
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