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    Error Machine Podcast 117 – You And Your Friends Are Stupid. Game Over.

    I officially became an old man this past week. That’s right. The big 3-2. Thirty-two is the official old man age, and I just hit it (citation needed).

    Alright, that’s not true. I did celebrate my 32nd full trip around the sun, but I’m far from being an old man. In fact, I feel better now than I did ten years ago. Perhaps that has to do with the fact that I don’t have any children as of yet, but old man Luke Roberts babysit a bunch of children this past week, so the jury is still out on how he feels about being 32.

    But when Luke and I aren’t celebrating/lamenting our ages, we’re getting into video game topics like me officially putting the wraps on my two-year, on again, off again relationship with The Witcher III: Wild Hunt, the Master Trials from Breath of the Wild, a little bit of Friday the 13th: The Game, and the recent Splatfest from Splatoon 2.

    Speaking of the Splatfest, I was Team Mayo, which makes me a winner, but I feel like my fellow winners need to give my co-host a big thank you on our victory, as he was Team Ketchup and proceeded to lose 19 consecutive matches.

    As far as news goes, we discuss the Yo! Noid sequel, the Kickstarter for the ALL Controller, and just why the heck is Super Mario Odyssey receiving an E10+ rating. All that and more on this latest episode.

    1.45 Dustin is old too
    8.00 Dustin gives up the caffeine
    10.45 Adventures in babysitting
    16.00 Witcher 3 is done!
    20.20 Friday the 13th
    27.15 Breath of the Wild: Trial of the Sword
    30.00 More Splatoon 2
    41.45 There’s a Yo! Noid sequel
    45.15 The ALL controller
    48.00 Super Mario Odyssey getting an E10+ rating
    52.30 Outro/Plugs

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    Dustin Thomas
    Dustin loves Jesus. He's also a youth pastor, podcaster, YouTuber, former professional wrestler, and the utmost authority on The Simpsons seasons 3-10. Dustin and his wife Heather live in the Cincinnati area, where they root for many losing sports teams.

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