Ep. 56: Break the Mold (ft. Nick DePalo)
In this week's episode, we take a look at a new follow up game from Josef Fares but it's not A Way Out 2, Phil Harrison brings good news about purchases made on the Google Stadia platform, Tim Sweeney once again defends his exclusive game captures on Twitter, and today we have the developer behind Adam's Ascending, Nick DePalo! WE talk about his favorite PS1 games, his thoughts on Christian games, and we have a fantastic discussion all about breaking the mold of traditional content consumption!
Nick DePalo:
Twitter: @Depalo
Instagram: nick_depalo
Intro Music: 'Follow Me' by Jimmy Fontanez
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