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In this episode, the hosts review the Minecraft movie, sharing their strong opinions on its quality, character performances, and overall execution. They discuss the film's visuals, storytelling, and how it resonates with its target audience, ultimately leading to a consensus on its lack of appeal and entertainment value.

Join us for a lively discussion covering a wide range of topics including sports, social interactions, personal stories, and humorous anecdotes. This episode offers insights into everyday life, social etiquette, and personal experiences, all delivered with humor and honesty.

For the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, Game Club is celebrating by playing what might just be the lowest point in the franchise: Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.

Released on the Philips CD-i and famous for all the wrong reasons, Wand of Gamelon has long been a punchline among fans. Stiff controls, baffling design choices, and cutscenes that feel beamed in from another dimension have earned it a reputation as—very possibly—the worst game to carry the Zelda name.

But is it truly that bad? Or is there something worth understanding beneath the chaos?

In this anniversary special, we revisit the game’s legacy, its place in Zelda history, and why even a series as legendary as this one has its missteps.

On this Episode we talk about what we watching lately and a new Head 2 Head: Blind Pick, a twist on our H2H section its Let This Grieving Soul Retire Vs Love Rice

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I dont know why Joey thought this was a good idea, but it just kind of worked.

Avast Mateys! Join Captains Tim, Joey and Alex as they look at Goro Majima's latest adventues, sailing around Hawaii's waters, getting into fights, and finding love?????

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In this episode of 'Two Blokes from Blighty', Tim and Joey share personal updates, including amusing anecdotes about their week and customer service experiences. They delve into bizarre inventions from the past, discussing their practicality and absurdity, while also reflecting on modern inventions and their impact on daily life. The conversation is filled with humour, personal stories, and a light-hearted exploration of technology and creativity.

Splinter Cell Deathwatch, produced by Netflix based on the iconic espionage video game series.

This is a video game series that Alex in particular enjoyed back in the day, so hopefully the anime is good!

Listen to find out what we thought!