Have you ever forgotten how to play a video game?

Podtoid 459

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A few years ago, I was visiting my brother’s family when my oldest nephew invited me to play a game of Madden. “Oh,” I thought, “your father and I used to play this all the time.” So I joined him for a game of football only to have him shut his PS4 off less than two quarters in as he had trounced me well enough to invoke the mercy rule. It turns out, when I don’t play sports games, I completely forget how they work.

That’s just one of the topics on this episode of Podtoid. CJ, Occams, Dan, and Charlotte talk forgetting games, WWE Battlegrounds, Final Fantasy X, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Pathfinder: Kingmaker, and the PlayStation 5 date and price reveal. All that, plus even the trees are out to get you in Australia, on Podtoid Episode 459.

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