Game Over Remastered S01E11

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Daniel Priman

November 25, 2015

It’s the PS4’s turn for backwards compatibility. Battlefront is in the front of the dicussion this week along with way too many iOS games. Virtual Or Reality is Fallout themed and find out which host, Betson, David, Charlie or Daniel is not old enough to play R18+ games. Available to listen to exclusively for Novastream.

Also available for download in the Novastream iTunes feed.

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