Episode 39 - Is Finishing Games Required?

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There was a time in gaming where the rolling credits, a bit of wrap-up story text, and a “The End” screen was the ultimate accomplishment in gaming. Chris and Aaron both prided themselves on “finishing” the games they bought and in some cases delving further to find every easter egg imaginable. Nowadays, we’re much more likely to see an Uninstall screen than a “The End” screen. In this episode, the gamers discuss their views on finishing games and why things have changed for the average gamer. In the assignments segment, Aaron gives his opinion on an under-represented game of 2016: The Last Guardian. Intro music provided by sawsquarenoise. Used with permission.

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