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Game Boys, Ep. 18: Tempered Iron and Expectations
Outrageous player expectation can interfere with the reception of perfectly decent games. This week on Game Boys, Tim and Ryan look at one game that’s divided the gaming community, Destiny, as Bungie reveals the next expansion planned for the game, Rise of Iron. Then they dedicate a segment to speculate about Overwatch‘s generally positive reception, compared to games that didn’t receive quite the same treatment. Finally, the expectation conversation continues as they discuss E3, what they’re looking forward to, what they’re tired of, and they’re overall opinions on the state of the expo. Listen in, you can expect a great episode with this one!
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For better or worse, the final character in the Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighter Pass has been revealed along with the reveal that there’ll be six additional DLC characters. To make Nintendo’s job just a little earlier and to prevent any potential disappointment down the road, the Game Boys have taken it upon themselves to pick six incredible new characters that should be featured in the next Fighter Pass. In true Smash fashion, however, having picked four characters each, each Game Boy has to fight for their character selections to be part of the collective six character roster. Ready? Go!
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We’ve got someone held hostage. It’s your attention. Here’s a list of our demands. Specifically the twenty things we want from 2020. Some of them are reasonable, some of them you’ll never see coming. The rest is on you, 2020, and you’d better deliver!
And check out Tim’s Pokémon Sword and Shield Expansion Pass announcement deep dive!
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They say hindsight is 20/20, but when I look back, I see 2019. This week the Game Boys are looking back and celebrating 2019 with their annual Golden Game Boy Awards. What were the best games in each genre? What was the best game score of 2019? And what was the game of the year according to three lovable yahoos that you listen to for some reason?
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