Game Over Remastered S01E06

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Daniel Priman

October 21, 2015

Betson, The Big D and Daniel get into Rock Band 4, Abe’s Oddysee, Uncharted, Defiance, Halo and Minecraft. They check their phones to see if that counts as gaming and mistakenly suggest that Assassins Creed has been delayed. And when they say tomorrow, they really mean today. Don’t worry that was done on purpose for Back To The Future Day. Available to listen to now, exclusively for Novastream.

Also available on the Novastream iTunes stream.

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