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Game Boys, Ep. 13: Challenge Accepted
This episode is challenging. Not to listen to or produce, but it does center around a challenge Ryan issued to Tim. The challenge was to make a list of the six games or franchises that should make a return as new co-op and multiplayer games. So, sharing one together, here are the thirteen (plus) Game Boy approved titles and franchises the world needs more of today for episode thirteen!
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This week is dedicated to yet another battle royale. Is magic and fluid gameplay enough to differentiate Spellbreak? How many times does Tim say, “You’re a blizzard, Harry” in this episode? The answer to that is zero, and now I’m living with a lot of regret.
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This episode is all about who would win in a fight, Tony Hawk or Tony the Tiger. That’s not true, it’s just about Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2, but it should be about the other thing and now I regret everything. This will just have to do.
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Following last week where the Game Boys made a list of the best co-op and multiplayer titles on Game Pass, the Boys are covering their bases by covering a popular co-op title most of them hadn’t played before, Human: Fall Flat. Antics ensued.
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