A Winner Is You
A Winner Is You Podcast Episode 58: The Video Game Draft 2003
Get your drafting pens at the ready, because we’re back on the clock for another Video Game Draft! KDB – of First Aid Spray, Gears Intel, and Tapes From The Wastes fame – joins us once again to take turns picking 10 games each, this time from the year 2003, and determine a winner based on the total Metacritic scores for said games.
Will Alex make it a threepeat with his underhanded GBA game-picking tactics? Will David go mad and inexplicably keep picking American football games? Will KDB pick something that’s actually terrible and kill his total score yet again? Tune in to find out, and play along if you want by hitting up the Wikipedia ‘category: 2003 games’ page and pick your own dream team.
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