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We are back, once again, to talk geeky and have OPINIONS! Be prepared!
This week Alex, Jo and Diarmuid chat about:
- Time-Waster of the Week: I Paid $1,815 for 20 Broken Nintendo Switches – Let’s Make Some Money! – TronicsFix (Thanks, SpikeyChris!)
- Mortal Kombat reboot finds its Shang Tsung and Scorpion
- Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan and other directors are launching a “Filmmaker Mode” TV setting
- Ben Wheatley is set to direct Alicia Vikander in a Tomb Raider sequel
- The star of E3 2019 is leaving her big Bethesda game, GhostWire: Tokyo
- Disney confirms Disney+ won’t host R-rated content
- MeToo in video game industry
- Knights and Bikes
- Man of Medan
- Control
- Streets of Rogue
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Tags: Alicia Vikander, Ben Wheatley, Christopher Nolan, Control, Disney, E3, Filmmaker Mode, GhostWire: Tokyo, Knights and Bikes, Man of Medan, Martin Scorsese, MeToo, Mortal Kombat, Nintendo, scorpion, Shang Tsung, Streets of Rogue, Switch, Tomb Raider
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Likely already mentioned in the podcast, but, I understood Disney bought Hulu for its more mature properties.
Yeah, we kinda figured it out on the go while talking about it. All that is left to wonder is where these mature properties end up in the UK.