This week's episode is jam-packed with full, rich content! Interviews for Far Cry 5 and The Sims 4, initial Destiny 2 impressions, more gushing about Undertale and Darkest Dungeon, and so much more.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve prepared a superb sampling of video game greatness for you this week. Interviews on Far Cry 5 and The Sims 4, chatter about Destiny 2 and Undertale, yet another update on Darkest Dungeon (really), and even a few throwbacks to our favorite fighting games.
Enjoy the show!
Stuff We Talked About
- Far Cry 5
- The Sims 4
- Undertale
- Darkest Dungeon
- Destiny 2
- Flatulence
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The Cast
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Justin Massongill – Social Media Manager, SIEA
Ryan Clements – Sr. Social Media Specialist, SIEA
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[Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]
Love those interviews. I remember the sims back in the ps2 era, I’ve always been a fan on sims but like you Sid, I haven’t played one in quite a while. It’s nice to see so many diverse games available on psn. Can’t wait to see you at PSX!
Glad you like ’em! Ryan and Zac do good work. I’ve never actually played a Sims game EVER. Can you believe it?!
Whaaa!!?? I actually can’t haha well what better time then now!
I’ve always wondered something… With you guys working in the gaming industry does it ever get to the point where video games feel like work and you kind of get burnt out on them to the point where you don’t want to play anything and seek other forms of entertainment to fill that void? this can happen even if you don’t work in the gaming industry. They call it Gamers block I believe.
Sure, I think it’s a risk. I’ve always felt that if playing games and talking/writing about games ever became boring or a burden, I would do something else. Hasn’t happened yet! I like that term “gamer’s block” though, good one.