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My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to

watch out for Fireballs. It is a retro gaming podcast

extraceod. Yes and this week we are reading your responses or response to nine

hours, nine persons, nine doors, and doing some follow-up and some just fun.

Yeah, I felt really passionately about this game one way.

Cole felt very passionately about it another way, and people who responded either just didn't have time or didn't feel passionately about it.

Yes, which is fine. I'm not putting anybody on blast like it's nice that anybody responds, but I was expecting a little bit more response given that it was the winner of the poll but if we kind of

put out to call at the last minute if you do have things to say about 999 go and send them

and we may read them in a future episode as well. But to get started I'm going to go ahead

and just do a little bit of follow-up. A bunch of people,

too many to name, have written in because during the Spider-Man 2 episode we both were just like, it's comical.

We were just like, man, why isn't there just a game that's the swinging thing? Say hey indy devs

Make a game that's just the swinging part of this game and do it. It'll you'll be a gold mine and a simple Google search would have saved us the embarrassment of seeing that there's something

called Energy Hook. So the guy who made the core mechanic of Spider-Man to Jamie Fristum is making a game called Energy Hook. It's not out yet.

It's like a mix between Tony Hawk and the swinging mechanics of Spider-Man. It looks awesome.

So yeah, so it's already funded on

Kickstarter it got about it got about 40,000 dollars and boy oh boy am I excited for this to come out

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