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Game Boys, Ep. 111: Games We’re Ready to Fall Into
This week’s Game Boys is a fall preview, but, rather than telling you all the games that are coming out that you can find anywhere, we’re giving you a short list of a select few that we as individuals are personally looking forward to. Besides spooky movies like Ghostbusters, what are each of the Game Boys looking forward to independently? Collectively? And what’s up with all of the Ghostbuster references in the first place? That last one’s not rhetorical, I really don’t know. Same initials as Game Boys, I guess? Maybe, but maybe not. Guess I’ll never know. Oh well.
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Two new consoles are projected to release in the year 2020, which is itself a mere two months away. New titles and familiar franchises are sure to find a comfortable home on Microsoft’s unnamed Project Scarlet and Sony’s PS5 as the current generation becomes a happy memory. But before 2020 arrives with the next generation of hardware, the Game Boys thought they’d share a list of the must play titles of the last four years. Here is the Game Boys list of the 20 best, recent titles to enjoy before 2020!
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It’s finally here, Halloween, and with it comes the frightening conclusion of Game Boys’ Co-optober. The Game Boys are wrapping up in spooktacular fashion reviewing the co-op designed Dark Pictures: Man of Medan. But does this game float or sink? Does it stand a ghost of a chance with Tim, who notoriously dislikes walking simulators or does this title turn the tides of his opinion in spine-tingling fashion? Find out and, of course, Happy Halloween!
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Few genres, if any, are as divisive as the horror genre. Love it or hate it, horror is an important piece of media history offering content creators a means of handling the taboo and trauma in a distinct way. This week, the Game Boys truly celebrate the genre by discussing its general importance, it’s appeal, where to get started in the genre, and what to avoid. Turn out the lights and tune in!
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Owen
July 20, 2018 at 5:16 pm
I’m very excited for spyro reignited as I have just finished crash on switch. 🙂 I just hope that it does come out on the switch