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Game Boys, Ep. 166: Co-optober- The Horror Genre
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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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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