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Kris and Kole talk about externalities, escalation, and expedition. ALSO: Big enough for a callback. Worried about crass. Externalities and dominoes. Cremation problems. The Great Canoe War. Racing to get to jail. A trip to Hidden Lakes.

This week we play a fun game whose title is both a truth and a dare.

AKA Hounds of the Baskervilles.

Hey everyone! We're still truckin' along in S5 of X-Men TAS. In this episode, we're going to cover Old Soldiers, where we learn the origin of Wolverine's claw fetish and meet Captain America. Right after that, we're going to get into Hidden Agendas, an extremely weird and bad episode that stars a fan favorite: Philologist’s Quarterly Magazine!

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about the Shrouded Isle, Amazon’s new move into gaming, and we ask you which modern indie games need cool instruction manuals. The Brief: Amazon releases GameOn APIs. Sony class action deadline Nvidia is bringing in real-time ray tracing. Yakuza Kiwami 2 releases August 28. The Multiplayer: What modern indie game should get an old fashioned print manual? The Grind:...

Sometimes a hawk is just enough, you know?

Our discussion of Breath of the Wild continues as we talk about the main quest of the game, and its side quests. Special thanks again to John Hurst for being a guest on this episode, and for his continued support. Support Watch Out for Fireballs! Links: Cleric Beast | Bloodborne Wiki The Truth about the Blight Ganons - Theorizing - Zelda Universe Forums

An ape so foul that it gives you depression.

Sean Wagoner joins me to get to know the Covenant Man, the In-World tax collector who menaces young Tim Ross. All of this happens in the fairy tale that gives this book its name. Tim's dad dies, his mom falls in with an abusive drunk, and the Covenant Man arrives to send the young boy on a fool's errand.

Discussion of the GameBoy version of T2 turns to time travel and weird chess.

This episode was recorded entirely in one take.

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about a whole bunch of strategy games, the most recent Nintendo Direct, ask we you about rule subversions in games. The Brief: Nintendo Direct announcements, including Smash Bros. for Switch. Valve claims they will make games again. “Where the Water Tastes Like Wine” releases. The Multiplayer: What’s the best way a game has subverted its rules? The Grind: Jala: Met...

Here comes a very big boy.

This episode takes us back to the Paul W.S. Anderson well for a movie that's much more fun than Resident Evil. The fate of our world hangs in the balance as extradimensional beings battle it out in the tournament of Mortal Kombat. This movie is cheesy, goofy, brainless, and not high art. But man, is it fun to talk about.

It reinvented the series, breathing fresh new life into a stale formula. Listen in as we talk about the mechanics and generalities of the game, because there are plenty of them. Special thanks to special guest John Hurst for his support on Patreon, and for finally getting us to play this game. Support Watch Out for Fireballs! Links: Pet Sematary - Trailer - YouTube Functional fixedness - Wikipedia...