Episode 558: End of a Decade of Videogames 2010-2019

The last podcast of 2019 is also the last podcast of the 2010’s, as Jonah, TJ and Scott discuss the past year of videogames, while mentioning some of the news from last week, like the announcement of The Wolf Among Us 2 and the Xbox Series X. The last podcast is also the longest ever, clocking in at over 2 and 3/4 hours.

The Question of the Week: “What was your favorite videogame of the past decade?”

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  1. I can’t give one answer! I loved Persona 5, Dragon Age Inquisition, Breath of the Wild, Witcher 3, Fallout New Vegas, Horizon Zero Dawn and Borderlands 2

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