VideoGamer UK Podcast - Episode 183

VideoGamer Podcast

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4.8 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2016

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Gears of War 4 is out and old man Marcus steals the show, people weren't happy with Mafia 3 when it couldn't hit 60 FPS, Thumper is a wonderful game involving a beetle, and can you ask a computer to be your significant other in Event 0? It's the VideoGamer UK Podcast.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the video gamer UK podcast.
0:15.6	My name is Alice Bell.
0:16.8	Today we're light on bodies, but the bodies we do have, what bodies they are.
0:21.9	We've got Colmahann.
0:25.7	Alice, I'm blushing.
0:28.0	Finally, acceptance.
0:29.7	And so, Riley, you can hear them both there.
0:33.4	No one else this week.
0:35.5	We've got Dave on holiday, unfortunately, and Tom just couldn't be fucked to come in today.
0:40.1	That's not true.
0:41.1	No, train strikes.
0:42.0	Trains.
0:43.0	I shouldn't say that.
0:44.1	He'll listen back and my pair of you will go very poorly.
0:47.1	He's here in spirit.
0:49.3	He did spend, what I assume would have been like five minutes constructing an elaborate joke about
0:54.9	network rail using his son's toy train set so go to at VG Tomo to enjoy that there you go
1:01.2	he'll enjoy that he'll enjoy the follow of VG Tamo thing yeah there we go yeah that's a brand thing
1:05.8	so you're back in well done thank you um as always we're going to start with the news canon but
1:10.8	sadly blow up those bars.
1:14.6	What if we said last week, Alice?
1:17.2	Balls and bodies.
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