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Game Boys, Ep. 150: The 150th Episode Special
Welcome to the Game Boys 150th Episode Special, a rare reimagining of the podcast as something distinctly different than a co-op and multiplayer game podcast. In this episode each host leads an abbreviated pilot podcast episode of a show they’d be interested in producing if they weren’t to busy doing the Game Boys Podcast! It all begins with Ryan’s “Roll for Adventure,” an actual-play D&D segment where Ryan acts as Dungeon Master for Alex and Tim in a mini campaign introduction. Then, Tim takes the other two to Transylvania for “Children of the Night,” a look at lore, legends, myths, and monsters through the lens of particular pieces of pop culture. This week, things get batty as the trio uncovers the truth about vampires by looking at the 1922 classic Nosferatu and Bram Stoker’s classic novel, Dracula. Alex wraps it all up back in the familiar territory of gaming, but as a game guide and advice show where the hosts answer gaming questions from around the internet regardless of if they’ve played the games or not in “Bro Strats.” Listen in and let us know which segments you enjoy and they just might make a return! Enjoy this truly unique episode of Game Boys!
Episode Playlist:
00:02:33- Roll (Role) for Adventure
00:33:40- Children of the Night
01:03:47- Bro Strats
Special thanks to Brittany Maison for assistance with the 150th Episode Special logo.
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