Ep. 51: Video Games Make Memories
In this week's episode we discuss an Australian indie film "The Rover" in Movie Minutes, a new Star Wars movie based on a video game developed by Bioware (yup, that one!), a promise from Sony that the transition to the next generation on consoles will be as smooth as possible, Gamestop making desperate attempts to stay financially afloat, and our big topic for the week is talking on how video games are able to give you great memories with your friends and family.
Intro Music: 'Follow Me' by Jimmy Fontanez
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