A Winner Is You
A Winner Is You Podcast Episode 54: The Video Game Draft 2002
We’re back on the clock for another Video Game Draft special! This time, it’s what we believe to be the greatest games of 2002 that are under the spotlight.
As with before, we are joined by KDB from the Gears Intel and First Aid Spray podcasts (among many others), and once again the three of us take turns to draft 10 games each, then find the Metacritic score for all the games, add it all up, and the person with the highest total score at the end wins.
There are some real corkers to choose from 2002 – Wind Waker, Metroid Prime, GTA: Vice City, Urban Yeti!, Nancy Drew: Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake, Jazz Jackrabbit, Resident Evil REmake, and Go! Go! Beckham! Adventure on Soccer Island.
Alex is the current reigning champeen. Can anyone stop his march towards greatness, or will he storm into a 2-0-0 lead?
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