Episode 552: No TJ

This Halloween episode lacks TJ, who was dealing with technical issues. No Gaming Flashback this week either.

  • Minecraft’s Bedrock Edition adds character creator
  • Iceberg Interactive to publish Pirate Battle Royale Blazing Sails

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