Hey there, as you listen to this, you have about a week left to meet us in Austin, Texas.

That's right, we will be at the Austin Classic Game Fest from July 30th to July the 31st at a booth the whole time and also doing a live show about Mike Tyson's punchout

also known as other things but the NES punch out game the boxing you know with the

punching yeah we're also having a meetup on a Saturday night at the Kung Fu

saloon in downtown Austin at 8 p.m. You can find all of the information about this

including the panel time at duckfeed.tv.

Austin-2016. We would love to see you and yeah let's uh you know let's

meet. My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. You're noticing to watch out for

Fireballs. It is a retro gaming extra soo-d. Yes, and we are reading your responses to

Deus X Invisible War.

Mm-hmm.

You never asked for this, but you're getting it.

Yeah, thanks everybody.

We only got a couple of responses,

as we mentioned, as we will mention in the next episode,

the, because time is convoluted.

You know, we understand there are some games that are well loved.

Some games are less well loved.

But if you have things to say, we do encourage you to write at at duckfeed. TV. This was a real pleasant surprise for me after ignoring invisible war in my steam library for about six years on the advice of hyperbolic goons.

I expected a near unplayable mess, but what I got was surprisingly playable if fascinatingly compromised.

And within an hour of starting, I had broken into, sorry, and within an hour of starting,

I had broken into my Academy Director's house and filled her shower with a half dozen unconscious men in compromising positions.

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