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Game Boys, Ep. 114: Sea of Dweebs
First of all, yes, I did use the word “dweebs.” Second of all, yes, the Game Boys are playing Sea of Thieves once again, this time to experience the latest expansion, “Cursed Sails.” For some of the Game Boys, like Ryan, the perfectly passable pirate boy, this is a return to the sea, for Alex it’s a first time experience. Does this game deserve a revisit? Does this game have legs or just pegs? Find out on this week’s Game Boys!
And check out Tim’s article on subtle changes to improve Sea of Thieves.
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Earned or not, there’s been an unceasing uproar in the gaming community centering on one controversy or another for what feels like ages. From Pokémon Sword and Shield‘s Pokédex controversy to disatisfaction with Death Stranding, there seems to be no reprieve from gamer rage in general, and the Game Boys are fed up with it. This week, their biting back and sharing their biggest pet peeves in all of gaming. What are the positive takeaways when looking at gamings biggest announces? Find out!
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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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