The PodCats – Episode 15 – Dan's Heart Exploded



This month on the PodCats, we’re actually discussing video games, as Jon reminisces about the N64, Dan’s playthrough of Cuddly Forest Friends takes a dark turn, and Matt’s choices in Pentiment turn out to be rather revealing…

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28 thoughts on “The PodCats – Episode 15 – Dan's Heart Exploded”

  1. Why is everyone trying to make Avatar 2 into something controversial? WHY must everything be controversial? God I am tired of all the divisive arguments. They actually try to convince one another that Avatar 2 DIDN'T make 2 billion……because they feel it shouldn't have. So tired of this.

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  2. Here is my 3 cents of The Wizard Game.

    Even if I was a huge Harry Potter fan, I would not want to play it because it looks like every other AAA Open World Game ever.

    It looks so bland!

    And that is BEFORE you discuss the story.

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  3. I say this as a trans women, if you play hogwarts its ok because i get it, i dreamed of a game like that when i was a child escapeing into the fansty world of harry potter, its hard to seprate something that ment so much to so many of us from the harm the creaters veiws cause. I just ask that you also be aware of trans issues and be an ally to us when it relly counts. sorry for spelling and gramma very dsylexic

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  4. I love that this is a comedy channel, but just in case y'all were being serious about the gun stuff . . . Nope.

    Jon, here's the problem with your "plug up the guns" idea: Guns are like PCs in that they can be taken apart and have pieces swapped out. I am sure if someone seriously bribed gun companies with $1 billion some would absolutely jump on your idea and take the money. For the horrific capitalist reason that they could then expand the aftermarket barrel industry that DOES already exist in order to circumvent the plugged barrels. And gun owners who are actually up to no good will save the plugged up barrels so they can bypass gun control issues when they're inevitably stopped by saying, "see, officer? This is a show piece! I literally couldn't kill anybody with this thing!" while having a real replacement barrel tucked away somewhere the cops would have to go looking for. Gun control enforcement is hard enough. You'd be potentially making it even harder.

    Besides, most guns used in crimes are stolen and sold on the black market. Going too deep into gun control will mean disarming law abiding citizens who can no longer defend themselves from the criminals who already have access to gear. Given long enough, yes, gun control could very likely serve its anti-crime purpose. You'd be sacrificing a lot of lives and property until then.

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  5. Another horrible thing about the camps, when the Japanese Americans sued the US government, the supreme court ruled that the United States government has the right to separate, incarcerate, or otherwise detain a large group of people based on religion, ethnicity, country of origin, or other Similar identifying factors.

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