Ep. 33: Marriage & Gaming Pt. 2
In this week's episode, we discuss the latest Movie Minutes on "Mid-90's", EA cancels yet another Star Wars game which makes Adam go on a rant, Hideo Kojima shows off a demo of Death Stranding, Bioware to release a demo of Anthem to assist consumers, and our big topic of the week is on how gaming can actually help marriages/relationships grow even more.
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