GameSpot GamePlay Episode 16: Press X to Batman
This week's episode is free and easy, as host Kevin VanOrd puts the GameSpot team through their paces, courtesy of some new reader-suggested quizzes!
GameSpot GamePlay Episode 16: Press X to Batman
This week's episode is free and easy, as host Kevin VanOrd puts the GameSpot team through their intellectual paces, courtesy of a slew of new reader-suggested quizzes! On the road to discovery, Tom Mc Shea uncovers just what the Mercer brothers (Alex and Alec, of course!) are up to; Peter Brown fondly recalls the Devil May Cry shooter that never existed; Tyler Winegarner uses lustful language in his best Jerry Seinfeld voice; and Chris Watters inspires Kevin to drop a well-timed F-bomb.
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Kevin VanOrd is a lifelong RPG lover and violin player. When he isn't busy building PCs and composing symphonies, he watches American Dad reruns with his fat cat, Ollie.
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You need to bring Maxwell on the show. This episode made me laugh so hard my nose ran XD
I noticed MW2 because of the music, the voices just lent a hand in which shooter it could be.
I hate the word "c*nt". That's weird that DMC has it.
You guys should ALWAYS do quizzes! :D Fun.
another game could be having them think of a game they wish they could re-review. They would obviously give reasons as to why they would re-review it and what score they would give it now.
how about a 2 truths and a lie type game? this could work with news or games. You simply state two facts and a lie about gaming news or a specific game and the others try to guess which statement out of the three is the lie.
These Gameplay show are interesting but could you have live videos with the recordings also?
where is "quoted for truth" episode 15???? :) :) love these shows.
